Wilmer Murillo | Illustrator. Graphic Artist.

T-Shirt design for swedish magazine, T-Post, the world’s first wearable magazine. Read the “Reality Bytes” story here.

Editorial illustration for Revista En Conquista

I made these two works a couple of months ago but had not published here because they were part of the surprise elements for my previous exhibition “El Canario y la Criatura” held during January in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.

The Happy Kunsii.

Happy Birthday, Muno.

I will use this illustration as design element for one of the products in my coming-up online store.

My best wishes for everyone in this time of the year. These are the christmas cards to give out to my friends and family this year.

This is a personal illustrated version for one of my favorite classic storybooks, for a school project. I hope you like it.

Bola de Sebo (ball of fat) - Guy de Maupassant

A couple new illustrations for the new issue of En Conquista, a religious local magazine.

Deas Vail is an arkansas-based indie rock band (and defintely one of my favorite bands ever), their clever melodies, lyrics and fantastic instrumentations are elements that have really inspired me when I draw, so it has been a great honour and privilege to work with them doing the illustrations for their new album “Birds and Cages“.

You can purchase the album via Mono vs. Stereo, it comes out 12 amazing tracks and 7 artworks.

This one is a collaboration with my friend Aline Weirich. It’s a digital painting based on a drawing she did, I fell and love with it I saw it. See her original drawing here, or take a look at her works here.

This is a personal piece that took me a lot of time to finish it because I’ve been pretty busy with a lot of things actually. But here’s it, if you like it very much, you can purchase a print over at redbubble.

This one is a test print:

This is my new business card, according to my website’s relaunch.

A couple illustrations for a religious local magazine (En Conquista).

This artwork is a contribution to the SlashThree digital artists community for the artpack “Deja Vu“.

Elijah the Prophet is a digital piece that I made especially as a contribution to the Expressions book, a project by SlashTHREE, a digital art community that I belong to.

The book is a collection of art from the standout artists from the slashTHREE collective over the past two years. I was happy and surprised when they let me know that my piece was used for the book cover. That was great.

The book is 10×8”, and 58 pages in length, containing some of the best pieces of art ever created for a slashTHREE exhibition, as well as 26 illustrations that have never been seen before, all printed in impeccable quality. With only 50 copies of “Expressions” to be printed, as well as 25 hardcover versions, it is an extremely limited edition.

The book is available at the slashTHREE store.