Tobacco smoke inspired great works of art and continues to do so today. That’s why five renowned artists created the VAN KIFF Art Edition 2.0 special edition packaging to give your eyes an experience as pleasurable as the rest of your senses.
FABIO BUONOCUORE / Milan
Talented illustrator and graphic designer, he finds his greatest inspiration in the rich and vibrant Mediterranean culture. His work is a colorful and dynamic reflection of life, full of playful characters and captivating designs that capture the essence of joy and everyday beauty.
NAHUEL BARDI / Madrid
After exploring architecture and graphic design, he discovered his true passion in illustration. Despite his academic hesitation, his love for drawing never wavered. Although he plans to pursue formal training in illustration, he fears that this may take him away from his vocation. He takes an active part in contests and exhibitions, and enjoys creating characters, animation style frames, posters and editorial illustrations, finally pursuing what he has always loved since he was a child.
PYRAMYD / Buenos Aires
A 29-year-old artist born in Buenos Aires, he stands out for his work that ranges from calligraphy, graffiti, graphic design and abstract art. His unique style and ability to create a visual language of his own defy the limits of conventional art. With a bold color palette and a variety of resources, he has left his mark in numerous cities around the world.
PENG YUNA / Guangzhou
Known artistically as Peng Yunan, she is a freelance illustrator from China who stands out because of her colorful illustrations. Her work is inspired by architecture, mythology and traditional Chinese history, which she deconstructs and rearranges to create completely new and original pieces.
ADAM KOON / New York
A designer and illustrator who masterfully combines fun illustrations and designs with eye-catching colors into storytelling pieces. His creative approach and use of color make his works unique and captivating, enticing the viewer to dive into his visual narratives.