Interview with Benjamin Marra
31 Jul
Whee! There’s a new interview up. As promised, it’s with the very talented Benjamin Marra, who talks about his distinct style, comic books, and life as an ex-lifeguard… READ THE FULL INTERVIEW HERE.
Archive | July, 2008
Tod Kapke
30 Jul
Tod Kapke bridges the gap between photography and illustration with his amazing work. It’s almost unfair to call it a photo collage or montage, since he carefully plans out and styles his subjects before shooting them. Check out the process section for an insight to how he works.
Brian Coldrick
29 Jul
I’m not feeling so great today, so browsing through neat portfolios like Brian Coldrick’s really helps brighten the day. Flick through and enjoy his versatility across several stylistic renderings.
German Casado
28 Jul
German Casado has a nice collection of rough, sketchy work on his site. Check out the process section for visual notes on how he blocks in color to create form.
Benjamin Marra
25 Jul
Benjamin Marra has taken the somewhat obscure art of independant comics and turned it into a successful illustration style. Watch out for an upcoming interview with him on Illustrophile, next week!
Craig Adams
24 Jul
Craig Adams may possibly make the most beautiful pixel art in the world. Be sure to check out his animated pieces, as well as his other gallery for his concept art and non-pixel work.
Matti Kemppainen
23 Jul
Matti Kemppainen has some fun filled work on his site, including some very nice landscapes for a game.
Laura Caccamo
22 Jul
Laura Caccamo combines strong lines, a painterly approach and collage to create her work. See her Miscellaneous portfolio too for interesting concepts for book covers and posters.
Scott Jackson
21 Jul
Scott Jackson makes bright, colorful pictures of animals, children and critters. Check his blog too for more work and uh, car pictures.
Sean Ashby
18 Jul
Sean Ashby specializes in children’s illustration featuring lush woodcut-style paintings with a cartoony bent. He does some interesting things with his heavy outlines, combining colors and line work to great effect.
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