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Know your stuff? Contribute nowBy Low Lai Chow in New Illustration on Wednesday 19 June 2013
Paris-based illustrator Matthieu Barrère has a site called Awful Drawings, where he posts, er, awful drawings. These mostly come with declarative copy and are howlingly silly. We like stuff that is howlingly silly, so we like Matthieu Barrère.
0By Annie Churdar in New Illustration on Tuesday 18 June 2013
These little illustrations by California artist Norio Fujikawa are super cute. I know, the little Grim Reaper is a tiny bit morbid, but he’s adorable too! I used to cover my school papers with similar baby Grims, but these guys are way better than mine ever were. And I love their placement on Snoopy’s Doghouse or swimming [...]
0By Low Lai Chow in New Illustration on Wednesday 12 June 2013
Portraits of people with superhero-inspired logos, illustrations and comic panes imprinted all over their faces? We are all living a bit larger-than-life these days. Artist Sandra Chevrier wields quite a bit of magic with watercolor, acrylic, pencil and collage.
0By Low Lai Chow in New Illustration on Tuesday 11 June 2013
Drew Friedman did a series of illustrations for MAD Magazine depicting the various forms of man boobs. There’s enough diversity not just for one volume, but three volumes. The belt sniffers hit so close to home it’s not funny, while we’ve also seen loads of Gorillas in the Mist.
0By Mkaio in New Illustration on Monday 3 June 2013
Based in Seattle, Washington, freelance vector artist Jared Nickerson creates truly unique and stunning artwork. His pieces often play together through layers of line art, images collage and coexist creating flows of flowers, ferns, fists. Stacks of shapes, piles of pipes and pieces of industry. The layers, colors, collage all coming together in a creative balanced whole. The style is [...]
0By Lost At E Minor in New Illustration on Thursday 30 May 2013
Nicola Smanio is an animator and illustrator from Stockholm. A computer geek at heart, yet not happy about the prospect of a life spent sitting in front of a screen, he prefers to make things the analog way, be that building puppets or carving mountains out of styrofoam. When he does sit in front of [...]
0By Low Lai Chow in New Illustration on Wednesday 29 May 2013
Self-taught artist Ramon Maiden — who describes himself as a “wanderlust king, ink maniac and dandy delinquent based in Barcelona” and sees the tattoo as a form of artistic expression — works with ink, watercolor and markers to stipple out fantastic works that has him inking vintage illustrations of women, whether these be of Vargas [...]
0By Low Lai Chow in New Illustration on Wednesday 29 May 2013
Who is Jensine Eckwall? The answer to that question has been quite pleasant. Jensine is a recent gradute from the School of Visual Arts, who’s work has already been published by clients such as The New York Times and Plansponsor. She swept the Society of Illustrator’s Student Competitions with Scholarships awards, and has a promising [...]
0By Low Lai Chow in New Illustration on Tuesday 28 May 2013
Remember Jeffrey Brown’s splendid picture storybook Darth Vader and Son? He’s back with a fresh follow-up for a children’s book, Vader’s Little Princess, which imagines the dad tackling even more parenting woes as he raises his rebellious teen daughter Leia. He even gets to employ the classic disgruntled dad phrase “You are not going out [...]
0By Anthony Garratt in New Illustration on Monday 27 May 2013
Chris Write’s determination to relieve folk of the hum-drum of the daily ‘rind is aptly demonstrated in his awesome new selection of sports cheeses; beautifully crafted cheese puns illustrated in Wright’s inimitable style. Jamie Oliver is evidently a fan and I have also just ordered my slice of the action.
0By Low Lai Chow in New Illustration on Friday 24 May 2013
Collagist and book artist Lynn Skordal has a fantastic collage series, Scientific Re-Illustration, where prim and proper Victorian figures find their way into the droll world of detailed scientific illustrations. It’s all deliberately absurd and simply hilarious.
0By Darwin Cosico in New Illustration on Thursday 23 May 2013
Erik Reichenbach was a two-time contestant on the hit reality television show Survivor. Although Erik is not an extremely popular contestant among fans and viewers, he’s notable for coming 5th place in both seasons. Outside of the TV realm, this Santa Clarita-based graphic artist has been creating picture books filled with wild characters since grade [...]
0By Anna Dowsland in New Illustration on Thursday 23 May 2013
Misery City is a new surreal noir comic from Markosia Publishing in London. The illustrations, by Vassilis Gogtzilas, are beautifully daring and dark. The story is written by Kostas Zachopoulos and tells the tale of Max Murray, an unlucky trench coat detective, forever damned in the concrete labyrinth of Misery City. Hunted by Hell’s lurking [...]
0By Clogg in New Illustration on Thursday 23 May 2013
Sometimes artists draw still life. Sometimes artists do portraits. Sometimes some artists find it’s needed to not only stray away from a more conventional path, but to pull its pants down and examine its naughty bits. This is where Birdfood’s artwork pulls out its magnifying glass and goes to town.
0By Gemma Robinson in New Illustration on Thursday 23 May 2013
US-based Educause Review recently commissioned me to illustrate three stories in their March/April issue. Educause Review is an award-winning magazine which takes a broad look at current developments and trends in information technology and how they may affect colleges and universities.
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