Aren’t these beautiful? I am loving the vintage stylings of Sanna Mander’s illustrations. The lack of depth of field gives these images a cubist feel. Spend some time with the Finnish illustrator’s work to fully appreciate all of the fine details…
These lively illustrations are the work of South African artist Kirsten Sims. Her colorful scenes depict dinners, the circus, sunbathing, and more. That all sounds pretty good to me! Sims’ style is loose and gestural, and these stylized works have…
Thanks to Lisa, I became acquainted with the work of Italian illustrator Veronica Cerri. I love the bold, stylized nature of these images, and the dry brush texture that she peppers throughout these compositions. While I really enjoy all of…
The vintage-inspired illustrations by Yvan Duque tell fantastical tales of strange, larger-than-life creatures. We see giant squids, ghost-like figures, and even a foxy lady occupy these richly-colored compositions. They travel through dark forests, fiery lands, and houses off secluded coasts. The…
Since I’m on vacation this week, I have a couple of guest bloggers filling in for me! Today the wonderful Daniel Fishel is sharing the work of Dasha Tolstikova with us. Daniel is an illustrator and hand letterer who paints…
These mysterious drawings by French artist Kevin Lucbert pique my curiosity. They are a little strange, hinting at another world beyond what we can see. The artist uses blank space to his advantage and the fully-colored areas only make it look…
Since yesterday featured some collaged houses, why not continue the trend? Nancy Liang is an Australian-based illustrator whose proves my theory that kraft paper is the best thing to draw on. I love how graphite looks on it, and Liang’s gestural marks…
Buildings and thread. Two things I love. Oh, and collage too. Given these preferences, it’s no surprise that I really enjoy the work of Happy Red Fish, aka Hagar Vardimon-van Heummen. This Amsterdam based designer adores the combination of paper…
You might know Erin Zingré as the talented lady who illustrated the awesome header at the top of my blog’s page (prints available). But, she’s also produced two zines that I love and want to share with you today. The Beasts of…
I’ve been a fan of Sarah Burwash (previously) for years now, ever since I saw her ceramics appear on Buy Some Damn Art (I am the proud owner of one her limited-edition hands). She’s released a new series of drawings titled The Summit,…