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The Cycling Art of Guillo Castellanos

Guillo Castellanos’ cycling illustrations pose an interesting mixture of early Fauvism, alongside a modern-day advertising campaign.    

The Mexican artist created the following images as part of the 2015 Bicycle Film Festival and for the magazine Bike Fondo Mexico.  

The Guadalajara-based artist’s illustrations have also been featured in such publications as Men’s Health, Travel & Leisure, Runner’s Magazine, Bike Magazine and Woman’s Health.

We wish there were more illustrations!

 

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