Alessandro Bonaccorsi is a visual artisan, graphic oddities designer, gardener of the imagination, and peculiar illustrator based in Italy. He loves conceptual images and colourful oddities. Although he works for a range of clients, including Save the Children, Renault Italy, Max Meyer and Ponte all Grazie, his Raw Drawing initiative is his passion. He started the workshops in 2017 and runs courses all over Italy. So far over 25,000 sheets of recycled paper has been used to expand their creativity. He believes in visual communication as a power for good.

‘Once you’ve finished reading and doing the exercises, you won’t be able to stop drawing’

Alessandro Bonaccorsi is a visual artisan, graphic oddities designer, gardener of the imagination, and peculiar illustrator based in Italy. He loves conceptual images and colourful oddities. Although he works for a range of clients, including Save the Children, Renault Italy, Max Meyer and Ponte all Grazie, his Raw Drawing initiative is his passion. He started the workshops in 2017 and runs courses all over Italy. So far over 25,000 sheets of recycled paper has been used to expand their creativity. He believes in visual communication as a power for good.

‘Once you’ve finished reading and doing the exercises, you won’t be able to stop drawing’

Alessandro Bonaccorsi is a visual artisan, graphic oddities designer, gardener of the imagination, and peculiar illustrator based in Italy. He loves conceptual images and colourful oddities. Although he works for a range of clients, including Save the Children, Renault Italy, Max Meyer and Ponte all Grazie, his Raw Drawing initiative is his passion. He started the workshops in 2017 and runs courses all over Italy. So far over 25,000 sheets of recycled paper has been used to expand their creativity. He believes in visual communication as a power for good.

‘Once you’ve finished reading and doing the exercises, you won’t be able to stop drawing’