Dreamlike Drawings by Nick Sheehy

Illustration // Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Australian illustrator Nick Sheehy is based in South-East England painting whimsical animal-like creatures that echo his childhood imagination. After studying bronze sculpture in Tasmania, Sheehy discovered street art and graffiti while visiting London which sparked a love for drawing...   

Daydreaming by Marina Muun

Illustration // Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Bulgaria born illustrator Marina Muun enjoys painting soft, friendly monsters with warm smiles embracing their surroundings. Mostly painting in acrylics, Munn gets inspiration from natural, unnatural and supernatural subjects. Creating a deliberate naive feel throughout her paintings... 

Comic Art Deco by Stefan Glerum

Illustration // Monday, April 22, 2013
Born in 1983 in Amsterdam, Stefan Glerum spends most of his time illustrating 'odd-ball' characters. Inspired by European, 20th century movements such as Art Deco, Bauhaus, Italian Futurism and Russian Constructivism, Glerum studied the Academy St...

beams of color by Feral Child

Illustration // Monday, April 22, 2013
Feral Child is an Oakland based artist who's work has been popping up around the streets for the past five years. Influenced by folk art, activism, geometry and nature, Feral Child's work represents a beautiful side of humanity. Unconsciously adding futurism and a sense of 1950's graphic design...

Grotesque Characters by Anton Vill

Illustration // Monday, April 22, 2013
At first glance Anton Vill's illustrations appear very classical with perfectly rendered people. Looking closer the individuals are bizarre creatures who seem to be once human, are now effects of a horrific event. Vill is known for his attention to detail...

Heritage by Felipe Merida

Illustration // Monday, April 22, 2013
Significantly influenced by Native American culture, western films and cowboys, Felipe Merida entwines them themes into his illustrations and graphic design. Based in Brooklyn, New York, Merida uses ink and watercolor to create contrast between his rough and weathered characters...  

Ink Oddities by Boo Saville

Illustration // Sunday, April 21, 2013
Curious illustrator Boo Saville creates artwork out of her interests of the human body, odd photographs and scientific or archeological textbooks. Most of her pieces explore subjects who look to be victims of something bizarre, which intrigues the observer in...  

Floating Forms by Leah Yerpe

Illustration // Saturday, April 20, 2013
Leah Yerpe is a Brooklyn, New York-based illustrator, capturing images of a dream-like state. Yerpe paints bodies in a variety of different twisting poses, floating or falling into emptyness. Recently previewing her work "Stellify" at The Gallery at Le Poisson Rouge, Manhattan, New York, illustrating the human body in all it's forms has become Yerpe's signature style...  

Book Illustrations by the Balbusso Sisters

Illustration // Friday, April 19, 2013
Twin sister illustration team, Anna & Elena Balbusso, live and work in Milan, Italy. They are three time consecutive winners of the GOLD MEDAL in the book category of the Society of Illustrators NYC, and here you'll find one of their winning selections, a series of illustrations made for Margaret Atwood's 'The Handmaid's Tale'. The Balbussos' practice is steeped in art historical reference and painterly tradition, influences that are visibly apparent in their stunning works of art.

Revolved Forms by Crtomir Just

Illustration // Friday, April 19, 2013
'Revolved Forms' is the result of a 3D experiment with illuminated cloned shapes, a visual investigation using inorganic materials to recreate images of organic forms. Črtomir Just studied landscape architecture, and is currently working as a graphic designer and 3D artist. He is based in Murska Sobota, Slovenia.

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