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8 posters in total

Shingo Shimizu is finally offering giclee prints, just in time for the holiday season. They are printed on archival paper in 3 sizes (with the biggest being 22×34″). He just uploaded 3 more prints with a couple more going in a few days. So make your order asap, to beat the holiday rush.
Check it here!

T-Shirt design needs more votes on Threadless!

Shingo Shimizu’s first submission for Threadless, titled: ‘Abra-Cat-Abra!’. COME VOTE!

Kristina Nowothnig has updated her website with a lot of new illustrations.

Go to www.krikel.de and see her big range of work for children and adults, as well as graphic design.

Illustration for The Independent about Afghanistan

Illustrator Jem Robinson has updated her website www.jemillo.com with a set of new images for both the Independent (UK) Opinion and Debate column, which she illustrates weekly and a self initiated project undertaken during her recent stay in New York City. Recently completed work for The Ride Journal and Velocity magazine will be added once the publications have gone to press.

You can also read more about Jem’s other creative pursuits on her frequently updated blog

Zara Picken has a very stylish portfolio and a stylish body of work. (more…)

Phil LePine’s work is really quite something, although when you consider he’s been at his job for nearly a quarter of a century, it’s little wonder that his work spans a variety of styles. It’s an inspiring portfolio because illustration these days has become so specilized most people only work in a very limited styliztic range.

JA/BC is a creative duo with backgrounds in graphic design. Their Exquisite Corpse pieces are the result of their collaborative efforts by taking turns to complete the work. For more information visit their site and read up the entire explnaton on the left.

Janine Rewell hails from Helsinki, Finland. Her work is a powerful combination of graphic elements and color, and she handles both design and illustration with incredible flair. Be sure to check out both her portfolios for some amazing work.

Matthew Hams does a great job with combining simple, graphic shapes and strong colors to create strong graphic imagery. Don’t miss his blog (small link at the top) for more updates and new art.

Julien Vallée is a graphic designer from Montréal, Canada, whose work treads the fine line between design and illustration. Using cut paper (I think) he assembles and composites fascinating images that could be called illustration, design and art.