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Randolph Williams has a small but growing body of work that features beautiful paintings, both traditionally and digitally rendered.  Check out his sketches for some great anatomy work.

Some gorgeous oil portraits by Danielle Rizzolo. Check out her blog for more new work and upcoming shows.

Realistic 3D magazine cover illustration about data clouds as the new oil.

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Jonathan Cusick is a very talented illustrator and caricaturist whose work strikes a perfect balance between realism and comedy. Whether he’s drawing celebrities, politicians or just plain old every day folks, Cusick imbues them with a personality that, if only for the moment, makes them larger than life. His work has won accolades from the Association of Illustrators (AOI) and Design and Art Direction (D&AD). And he’s met the Prince of Wales. Now that’s something most illustrators don’t get to do…

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.

It’s rare that I feature illustrators whose main portfolio resides on a blog. But I’m making an exception for Max Marin today, partly because he’s still in school, and partly because his work is already very good. It’s nice to see work done in real oils too.

Creative multi-tasker JKR creates illustrations and graphic design work in the course of his business. He also paints very nice portraits of urban scenes, like this carpark in Germany.  Do check out his illustration portfolio for his radically differet style there.

Lina Liberace has spent the last two decades illustrating, and in that time has produced work for magazines, maps, and children’s books, among other things. She also has some interesting illustrated clocks for sale on her site.

Tristan Henry-Wilson paints gorgeous portraits of people. Powered by deep, rich hues, his work seems to be brimming with emotion and a life of its own.

Bruce Sereta is a seasoned illustrator and a master of oils, watercolor and digital media. His work speaks for itself; browse his stylish portfolio for more examples of his gorgeous work.