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Dramatic illustrations that focus on colour and light by Tom Moore

American illustrator and visual artist Tom Moore loves to focus on mood as the primary means of communication throughout his work. And his emphasis on colour and light create dramatic scenes.

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A figure in blue sits at a desk gazing out at a city skyline through a window, with an orange sun and grey buildings visible in the distance

Influenced by artists such as Hopper, Lautrec, and Beckmann, the figures in his images experience a wide range of emotions. His most recent series explores situations you might find yourself in throughout the art world, including everything from art gallery conversations to museum visits and dealing with art collectors.

Based in St. Louis, Moore received his MFA in Visual Art from Washing University and is now available for a variety of illustration projects for print or web. Discover more of his beautiful work at www.tommooreillustration.com.

Four figures in muted tones stand against a teal and white background, their faces rendered in flat colours of orange, red and green, suggesting an awkward social interaction in an art world setting
Three figures in an art gallery lit by natural light from a large window, with one woman standing and two people examining artwork or reading materials
Group of figures in muted colours gathered around a dark teal sculpture in an art gallery setting, with a woman in a red jacket viewed from behind in the foreground
Contemplative figure in teal shirt with hand to face, seated at table with architectural drawings and cup against yellow and blue background
Illustration of two figures in vibrant lime and teal tones conversing in an art gallery, with silhouetted figures visible in shadow beyond a doorway
Figure in mustard yellow shirt and dark trousers sits pensively with hand to face against a grey wall with cream-coloured panels, whilst another figure stands behind in shadow
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