Raymond Weekes
30 Jun
Raymond Weekes has some nice cartoony work on his site, including a guy with the most incredible mustache ever.
Archive | June, 2008
Donat Willenz
27 Jun
Donat Willenz has some excellent work combining traditional pen and ink with digital colors afterwards. He’s also a pretty good photographer, judging from the photos on his site.
Max Estes
26 Jun
Wisconsin-based Max Estes does brilliantly colored cartoons, and keeps a daily blog called My Life as a Bunny, which is full of interesting insights about the little things in life.
Duncan Barrett, Sarah Lippett / Crayonlegs
25 Jun
We’re on a roll with studios it seems. Today’s duo are Duncan Barrett and Sarah Lippett, whose studio, Crayonlegs, begins with a bizarre banana-to-octopus shape shifting animation. Go see it for yourself…
Zach McLaughlin / Jill Secord / Lotus Ink Studio
24 Jun
I usually don’t feature two people at once, but Jill Secord and Zach McLaughlin are running their studio, Lotus Ink, with two distinct styles so I figured it would be better to show both of them. Check out their blog for more updates too.
Elizabeth Graeber
23 Jun
Elizabeth Graeber’s illustrations look so quintessentially English that it was quite a surprise (for me) to see that she’s from Baltimore.
Matias Hyde
20 Jun
Matias Hyde’s illustration blog/portfolio abounds with beautiful sketches of both real and imaginary subjects. Check out his paintings of bizarre animals too.
Michael Hacker
19 Jun
Michael Hacker is an illustrator and screen printer from Austria, where he is part of Atzgerei studio. His gig prints are excellent, be sure to check out the work done for various metal bands.
Carly Allen-Fletcher
18 Jun
Carly Allen-Fletcher’s lush, semi abstract illustrations would look as good on an art collectors walls as they do in the magazines she works with. Her newer work features a more organic bent, lending a humanistic touch to the scientific subject matter of her client.
Dan Matutina
17 Jun
Dan Matutina is a designer and illustrator from the Philippines who combines his talents to make whimsical looking images with a purpose. Check out his Evil Resign piece, which is an interesting update of political artwork.
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