Mario Hugo

Illustration // Sunday, October 14, 2012
Mario Hugo is a New York based creative director (Hugo and Marie), designer, and illustrator. Though he spends a large amount of time in front of his computer, Mario is still most interested in the traditional approach to creating, including a pencil and two or more sheets of paper.

The Work of The Yehteh

Juxtapoz // Monday, October 15, 2012
Philipp Dornbierer got his creative alias as The Yehteh (original diction of the Yeti) from his enjoyment of mythical creatures and snowy days. However, he'd be happy with any type of weather as long as he has a few sharpened pencils, his notepad and some inspiration. A number of clients who have previously trusted him are IBM, The New York Times, 55DSL, Bloomberg, Carhartt, Land Gallery, Yellow Bird Project, Yes Cincinnati & many more.

Animation by Katayama Takuto

Juxtapoz // Sunday, October 14, 2012
An illustrated animation from artist, Katayama Takuto, 'Dissimilated Vision' was put together with remarkable simplicity of the illustrated line and a lot of anatomical imagination. With music by Kikuchi Ryouta and arrangement from Hamanaka Shun. Sit back and enjoy this one.

Embroidery and Illustration by Izziyana Suhaimi

Juxtapoz // Sunday, October 14, 2012
'Endlessly curious. My work primarily involves the use of embroidery. I am interested in collapsing the boundaries between traditional and popular cultures and exploring the links that exist between these two. My work examines how this particular mishmash manifests itself in modern times, especially concerning modern youths...'

Izziyana Suhaimi: Embrodiery and Illustration

Illustration // Saturday, October 13, 2012
'Endlessly curious. My work primarily involves the use of embroidery. I am interested in collapsing the boundaries between traditional and popular cultures and exploring the links that exist between these two. My work examines how this particular mishmash manifests itself in modern times, especially concerning modern youths. Preferring to work with craft-based techniques, I am attracted to the evidence of the hand and its time-consuming aspect...

Moebius in Erotica

Juxtapoz // Saturday, October 13, 2012
A provocative rendering from Jean Henri Gaston Giraud, a French comic artist who earned worldwide fame, predominantly under the pseudonym Mœbius, and to a lesser extent Gir, which later appeared mostly in the form of a boxed signature at the bottom of the artist's paintings. Moebius contributed storyboards and concept designs to numerous science fiction and fantasy films, including Alien, Willow, Tron(1982), and The Fifth Element.

Illustrations w/Thread

Juxtapoz // Saturday, October 13, 2012
Thread is the material of choice for Nike Schroeder, as she playfully transports images out of her direct surroundings into textile art. She delicately explores human expressions and moments through needles and yarn. Her work is composed carefully with extreme detail, though it may appear seemingly rough and unfinished, as if leaving the ends of the thread hanging out of the pictures was a possible accident....

Dissimilated Vision

Illustration // Friday, October 12, 2012
An illustrated animation from artist, Katayama Takuto, 'Dissimilated Vision' was put together with remarkable simplicity of the illustrated line and a lot of anatomical imagination. With music by Kikuchi Ryouta and arrangement from Hamanaka Shun. Sit back and enjoy this one.

Illustrations in Thread

Illustration // Friday, October 12, 2012
Thread is the material of choice for Nike Schroeder, as she playfully transports images out of her direct surroundings into textile art. She delicately explores human expressions and moments through needles and yarn. Her work is composed carefully with extreme detail, though it may appear seemingly rough and unfinished, as if leaving the ends of the thread hanging out of the pictures was a possible accident....

All You Need is Universe

Illustration // Friday, October 12, 2012
Karina Eibatova refers to nature, peace and love as the core of her work: In a maidenly and most delicate way, the Russian artist transforms floral motives into anthropomorphic forms and conjures up a magical and euphoric world, as a counterpoint against a remorseless, modern society and megapolis environment. Her artwork features a deft blend of surrealist elements and psychedelia...

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