Aron Wiesenfeld

Throughout his career, artist Aron Wiesenfeld’s fine work has been showcased in 15 solo exhibitions, drawing the attention of fans worldwide. Among them are Oscar Award-winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro and legendary cartoonists such as Mike Mignola, Jim Lee, and Kevin Eastman. Wiesenfeld’s striking large-scale paintings are celebrated for their dreamlike quality, often featuring evocative and solitary figures. These figures convey a sense of melancholy, isolation, and a transition from innocence.

From Comics to “Playtime”

Before Wiesenfeld became a renowned and celebrated artist, he worked his magic as a comic book artist, where his exceptional art for Marvel’s “Deathblow/Wolverine” comic book series earned him an Eisner Award nomination. His striking comic book covers also played a key role in defining the tone of the groundbreaking series “Y: The Last Man.” Now, the artist is exploring a new storytelling medium with “Playtime: The Post-It Note Drawings,” a comprehensive collection of Wiesenfeld’s ink drawings on Post-it notes, which have never been published before and is coming to Kickstarter.

Aron Wiesenfeld: Playtime

Now, courtesy of Aron, we are excited to present an exclusive preview of some of his ink Post-it pieces.

Cover of "Playtime" by Aron Wiesenfeld, featuring a sketch of a child sitting with a toy on a yellow background, surrounded by various detailed illustrations.

Illustration of a person partially visible through the window of a parked vehicle, with detailed linework and shading. A person wearing headphones browses a record store with shelves labeled for various music genres and sale signs. Illustration of a person lying on a couch, looking at a spinning vinyl record on a turntable. Person in striped shirt intently observing a record player on a table; various papers scattered around. Illustration of a woman with butterflies and insects on her head and face, beneath a hanging light bulb. A sketch depicts a statue of a person holding a small bird near their chest, surrounded by leafy branches.

Aron Wiesenfeld’s ‘Playtime: The Post-It Note Drawings’ comes soon to Kickstarter. You can visit its launch page here.