Illustration
Nathalie Made This
Nathalie Otter is an Amsterdam based illustrator with a witty sense of artistic humor. Having studied both Illustration and Multimedia Design, she is a true jack of all trades when it comes to her creative pursuits. Specializing in illustration, she is currently working mainly for magazines, newspapers and clothing brands and is mostly known for it's sharp linework, great ideas and slightly strange narrative drawings.
Frank Stockton Illustration
'My work evolved very quickly both during school and after I graduated... Since the unifying element in all of my work has been my drawing, it was only a matter of time until I found a way to add color that was exciting to me. After lots of experimentation, I decided that I wanted to make illustrations that reflected the Disney animation and American comic book aesthetics I’d been exposed to as a kid.' Frank Stockton
Andy Council's Things made of other Things
Andy Council is a Bristol based artist who has enjoyed international recognition for his work in recent years. His style is a highly individual amalgamation of architecture, structure and character; rendering intricately detailed compositions of imagined creatures composed of iconic objects.
Gino & The Garlic Myth
Gino & The Garlic Myth is a creative collaboration between dutch artists Gino Hoiting and Daniel Roozendaal. This amazing animation, with its vintage Dadaist feel, perfectly expresses their preference in creating raw, analog imagery. The weird humor of their everyday lives plays a major role in the final product of the projects they complete together.
DAVID CRISTOBAL
David Cristobal is a young artist born and raised in Spain who has spent the past two years living in Italy. He graduated from the School of Art in Madrid, and he continues his artistic journey in the city of Milan, where he has gained an intensely personal style. His most recent exhibition of graphite illustrations was a series of images influenced by the sounds, words and music of contemporary artists who, somehow, were an integral part of his life.
Drew Mosley: Little Friends
... and Naked Beasts!!! Vancouver Island based artist Drew Mosley’s work is started from coffee and tea stains, he then adds inks and/or acrylics creating illustrations of little animals and friends that appear to be expressing their freedom into the vastness of the great outdoors. Unburdened by fur, unlike their normal animal counterparts, these creatures are born free!
Derek Nobbs' Illustration
Derek Nobbs was born in 1980 and currently lives, creates and explores in the Pacific Northwest. His nostalgic, adventure based tales are made on a heavyweight hot-press paper, and he gives them an aged look using various common things: coffee, tea, whiskey, tobacco and tears. Much like traditional flash tattoo's and the stories told by old fisherman, Nobb's work appears to be filled with tales of life, love, loss and death.
The Tourists from Malcom Sutherland
Another transient day at the beach...... In this animated short Malcolm Sutherland lovingly pokes fun at the transient yet timeless life of the beach tourist. Animated ink on paper, made in 2007. Malcom is a filmmaker, animator and illustrator who is alive & well in Montreal, Quebec.
New work from Deth P. Sun
Some great new illustration and painting work from Berkeley, CA based artist Deth P Sun from his recent show at Domy Books in Houston, TX- which just came down on April 26th!! Deth is originally I'm from San Diego, California, he studied for two years at San Francisco State University, until he transferred to the California College of Arts and Crafts, where he received his BFA in 2002 in Painting and Drawing.
Rocks and Roots: Randy Ortiz Process Illustrations
Awesome example of an illustrators process, step by step drawings from Randy Ortiz's piece 'Among the Rocks and Roots'. Randy draws influence from the dead shells of insect vessels ravaged by parasitic cordyceps, careful not to inhale the deadly strings of ascospores created by the flask-shaped perithecia.
