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Eamonn Donnelly

Posted on 23 September 2008 by Charlene

Eamonn Donnelly’s work is simply breathtaking. His lush paintings bring the best of both the traditional and digital worlds together, without making much of a fuss about belonging to either. Check out his sketchbook and blog for more visual treats, and be sure to keep an eye on what is probably one of illustrations new rising stars.

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Matias Hyde

Posted on 20 June 2008 by Charlene

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Matias Hyde’s illustration blog/portfolio abounds with beautiful sketches of both real and imaginary subjects. Check out his paintings of bizarre animals too.

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Arne van der Ree

Posted on 29 April 2008 by Charlene

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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.

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Hennie Haworth

Posted on 05 March 2008 by Charlene

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Hennie Haworth’s site boasts a dazzling array of illustrations ranging from food & drink to diagrams to people to… Be sure to check out the last link for pictures of the massively interesting ‘pen project’!

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Andy J Smith

Posted on 12 November 2007 by Charlene

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Andy J Smith does great work for the children’s market. He has a masterful approach in combining color and movement, a skill he probably honed while working in animation (his credits include Courage the Cowardly Dog and Sheep in the Big City).

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