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Jonathan Ball over at Poked Studio does an amazing job of combining cute character designs, vector art and 3D to produce his fun illustrations. Also check out his design and Flash work.

UK based Flyapart is an illustration collective comprised of graduates from the Norwich School of Art & Design. Their inaugural collaboration (between Ricky Butler and vivaUltra) has resulted in some bizarre and interesting work. Look forward to more visual treats from the guys!

Despite the name, Teaessare Design has been producing illustrations for music posters, logos and clothing for over a decade. Gig posters make for some interesting work indeed.

Massimiliano and Sonia are dolce Q,  a creative duo from Italy. Their imagery is a fusion of erotica and club graphics, which is sexy and funky at the same time.

While most of their work comprises of motion graphics, creative studio Shotopop does delightful illustrations for some of its clients, like this wonderful background screen for a Sony game.

Zelda Devon and Kurt Huggins are Teetering Bulb, an illustration partnership based in Brooklyn. Their site features their collaborative paintings, sketches and other great illustration work.

Chilean illustrator Rodrigo Diaz has an interesting flair in combining the decadent with the  droll in his paintings. He is part of the illustrator group Mouse & Papel.

Eduardo Valdivieso runs Trozo creative studio, where he provides design, illustration and art direction services to his clients. Eduardo has also done some beautiful acrylic and digital paintings which are an interesting cross between traditional and computer art.

Dave Hile is an illustrator and president of his own design firm, Hile Design. With more than 20 years experience under his belt, Dave’s work shows his finesse at effectively creating great artwork that works just as hard to communicate the messages of the clients.

Krista and Jason are MTAF, or More Than A Friend, a unique creative duo out of Montreal.  Their work covers everything from graphic to realistic to surreal, but more amazingly they work on projects in tandem, refining each other’s contribution to a piece.