The River Thames by the illustrator Inma Serrano
When creativity and travel go hand in hand, wonders such as The Traveler Art arise, an online platform dedicated to printed art who has compiled on a world map an impressive amalgamation of graphic works that portray different places in the world.
Sheets of illustrations, paintings, posters, drawings and maps immerse us in a journey that crosses the oceans and activate the wanderlust spirit of any self-respecting traveler from the first stop.
Madrid through the eyes of Carlos Arriaga
Experiences such as boarding a ship, explore every nook and cranny of your favorite city , get lost on rural roads, go on a road trip, abandon yourself to the mercy of nature on wild beaches or fly through the skies by plane, are evoked through fascinating postcards.
Behind the graphic works are artists dedicated to various disciplines. Some of the extraordinary artificers , whose works are available in The Traveler Art online store, are: Mariscal, Inma Serrano, Jorge Arranz, Laura Floris, Miguel Herranz, Lapin, Maru Godas, Ricard Jorge and Carlos Arraiga.
Illustration for The Tōkyōiter by Luis Mendo
The objective of The Traveler Art, created by a group of collectors passionate about graphic works , is to give life to a community of international artists who make the platform a benchmark in their field.
For this reason, the pieces are rigorously selected by an artistic committee made up of the founding partners of the project, who They have been trained in advertising, graphic design and audiovisual production, with a great professional background.
In turn, another reason for this ode to travel is pay homage to the glorious years of traveling graphic work - on the rise during the first half of the 20th century, but collecting current creations and offering from printed sheets in high quality at affordable prices up to unique finishes in limited units.
'Rua Nova da Alfandega along the Douro River. Porto', Lapin
In this way, at a time when social networks prevail, The Traveler Art proposes a return to the traditions of yesteryear, to the romantic moment of having a physical work in your hands , rethinking at the same time the conventional way of understanding the collecting of works of art.
"As a famous Aerosmith song: "Life is a journey, not a destination." For this reason we believe that the experiences end up being the memory we have of them and thanks to art we can revisit all those places that have inspired us at some point from the perspective of some artists who have managed to capture their essence”, they comment from The Traveler Art.
“Our ambition as collectors is that the memory of travel experiences never disappear and stay alive”, they conclude.
Depending on the interests of each buyer, They offer two modes of printing and finishing of the pieces , as well as choose the place of printing according to the shipping address. On the other hand, the works are delivered both in rolled paper and framed. For more information visit this link.
Map of Latin America, made by David Pintor