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Jonny Wan

Posted on 24 February 2010 by Charlene Chua

Illustrator Jonny Wan has a distinct, graphic style that works with surprising variety.

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Erotic Arts and Crafts Fair

Posted on 19 January 2010 by Wendy Ding

Join Charlene Chua and Wendy Ding at the Erotic Arts and Crafts Fair for an adventure in sexy girl land! Come see original artwork including the unveiling of two brand new pieces exclusively at the event. The show takes place at the Gladstone Hotel (1214 Queen Street West) on February 13, 2010.

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Ola

Posted on 07 January 2010 by Charlene Chua

Somewhat enigmatic illustrator Ola has a delightful, graphic style that features a lot of quirky animals. Check out the pages from her picture book ‘the ant is getting married’.

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Shingo Shimizu: Prints for sale

Posted on 16 December 2009 by Shingo Shimizu

8 posters in total

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!


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New Work and Prints from Daniel Swartz

Posted on 03 December 2009 by Daniel Swartz

Cover for Bookmarks Magazine

Cover for Bookmarks Magazine

Daniel has several new pieces posted on his website after a very busy fall.  Most notably is the new cover for Bookmarks magazine – available at Borders and Barnes & Noble now.  Bookmarks had previously only used stock imagery and this is their first foray into using an illustrator.  They were very happy with the results and more covers are planned for 2010.  Purchase a copy while you are out Christmas shopping and reinforce that custom illustration sells better than stock.

Also, for the holiday season, Daniel has made available three adorable prints through his CafePress store.  The prints are affordable for almost any budget.  Give a unique gift of art this Christmas (or buy one for yourself :)

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