Davide Bonazzi is an illustrator from Bologna, Italy, who creates thought-provoking images about modern-day social issues. He is a full-time illustrator and has been drawing since he was a child. "In a way, I've created illustrations from childhood, from the moment I could hold a pencil," he told Bored Panda.

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Latest illustration for The New York Times about the crisis of the self-storage industry. Many developers, spurred by the pandemic to invest money in new self-storage facilities, have been...

Davide Bonazzi is an illustrator from Bologna, Italy, who creates thought-provoking images about modern-day issues. He is a full-time illustrator and has been drawing since he was a child. In a way, I've created illustrations from childhood, from the moment I could hold a pencil, he told Bored Panda.

Cover illustration of BBC World Histories about how the Romans have shaped the world of today. ​Seven experts discuss the enduring legacies of Roman expansionism, including humour, food and...

This week on Internazionale magazine, four illustrations for "The Anchorite Wakes", a short Sci-Fi story by R.S.A. Garcia about an anchoress who's starting to see things that suggest the world...

Client: Brandman University ​Illustrator: Davide Bonazzi ​Ad Agency: Vitro Art director: Thomas Gibson Writers: Nikolaus Drellow, Bill Wanek Creative director: Will Roth Executive creative...

Davide Bonazzi is an illustrator from Bologna, Italy, who creates thought-provoking images about modern-day social issues. He is a full-time illustrator and has been drawing since he was a child. "In a way, I've created illustrations from childhood, from the moment I could hold a pencil," he told Bored Panda.

A little more from illustrator Davide Bonazzi. Here comes our third feature of Davide Bonazzi's outstanding illustrations. During the last years, the

Illustration for bookshop Viaggeria , based in Trento, Italy. It represents the most iconic landmarks of the city, which rises at the foot of the Italian Alps. It's been silk-screen printed in five...