Posted on 29 June 2009 by Charlene




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.
Posted on 02 December 2008 by Charlene

Choosing a showcase picture for Jay Montgomery was very hard. Not because there wasn’t anything to find… no, no quite the opposite. Archiving 16 years work of illustration work, his site is a lush collection of some of the finest realist illustration I have seen. Check out the ‘How I work’ section too for a neat insight into his work process.
Posted on 17 November 2008 by Charlene

Dutch designer and illustrator Metin Seven has a site that is full of his work, including several different styles of illustration. His best works, I think, are his photo realistic 3D illustrations, some of which cleverly illustrate the topics at hand.
Posted on 27 October 2008 by Charlene

Gracia Artigas is an illustrator who designs snowboards and tattoos. She works in a variety of styles, but I enjoyed looking at her painting portfolio most. Check out her blog too for some really nice life-drawing sketches.
Posted on 22 January 2008 by Charlene

Minako Saitoh Botsford paints some amazing Ohimesama (a term akin to what I understand as princess…) pictures in Photoshop. Her women have a retro 50s glamor feel, even if they are made on the computer.