Artists, curators and art galleries
with an intentional visual identity
across online and physical spaces
RUSSELL HERRON
Russell Herron creates realistic pencil drawings of cardboard faces that explore identity without relying on likeness or history. Frequently known as “the cardboard guy”, his work over the last six years has included hundreds of portraits, a pop-up shop, branded merchandise and 15-second artist videos. With prices ranging from free stickers to £3,000 framed drawings, Russell Herron invites everyone into his world. His practice explores what it means to take up space as an artist, and how visibility, branding and repetition all play a role in building a cultural presence.
Art-Web is a space that celebrates artists, curators and galleries who shape their visual identity with intention, both online and in the real world.
From typography to exhibition design, from printed materials to digital presence, every choice tells a story.
In a world dominated by templates, Art-Web highlights those who take a different path, crafting distinct, thoughtful identities that reflect their values and vision.
