David Poyner creates lush portraits of celebrities and the like in acrylic, oil and mixed media. If you're in the mood to spend, get in touch with him as some of his paintings are for sale.
Permanent Cafe is the somewhat enigmatic creator of these faux-50s paintings. Painted with acrylic and gouache, the art looks like it was lovingly painted from references of old photos, magazines and Sears catalogs.
David MacDowell has wicked painting skills. Although most of his paintings seemed destined for gallery shows, they have rich illustrative bent to them. As well as a healthy dose of sharp humor.
Despite having the website Doodle.nl, Arne van der Ree does much, much more than just doodle - his work ranges from loose, freestyle sketches to tight finished paintings.
German creative-multitasker Stephan Lomp has a lovely website that is well stocked with an array of his different work. It's hard to describe his work in summary; it ranges from cute to charming to deviously intelligent (like this play on a classic cartoon).
Illustrophile is a blog showcasing illustrators new and old, from around the world. It is run by Charlene Chua, herself an illustrator based in Toronto.
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