Character Filled Scenes in Illustrations by Noa Snir

Posted at 5 am on October 18, 2014 by Philip Dennis

Posted in: Character Illustration, Comic Art, Painting

Berlin-based Israeli illustrator, Noa Snir has a penchant for figure-based scenes bustling with life. Her work often hosts a variety of quirky, curios characters, all fumbling around with their own strange goings on.

Berga Urban Art Museum Puts on an International Illustration Exhibition in Italy

Posted at 5 pm on October 15, 2014 by Philip Dennis

Posted in: Announcements, Events, Galleries and Exhibitions, News

If you happen to be anywhere near Venice, Italy anytime soon, there’s a unique illustration exhibition that is worth checking out. Head over to the Berga Urban Museum to check out the 25 illustrations from around the world.

Alexey Luka's Complex and Distinctive Compositions in Multiple Mediums

Posted at 5 am on October 13, 2014 by Philip Dennis

Posted in: 3D Illustration, Painting, Paper Illustration, Street Art

Whether working on walls, canvas, record sleeves, or any other number of commissions, Alexey Luka’s distinct style set’s itself self apart as immediately recognisable.

Using cut outs, found objects, or simply paint, unique shapes and patches of negative space are carefully slotted together to form whirling vortexes of form.

Joyful Characters and Lots of Fun Illustrations by Andy J. Miller

Posted at 4 am on October 10, 2014 by Philip Dennis

Posted in: Animation, Character Illustration, Photoshop

If you’ve spent any time watching Nickelodeon or Nick Jr. recently, you may have caught a glimpse of some of the short snippets featuring the illustrations of Andy J. Miller.

If not, it’s lucky for you that we have the joyful and wonderfully silly animations here for you to check out as well as more of his great work.

Recent Graduate James Fischer Talks about Prints and Drawing

Posted at 3 pm on October 8, 2014 by Philip Dennis

Posted in: Comic Art, Ink Illustration, Screen Printing

Recent graduate, James Fisher’s work has a an easy going drawing style and a playful cheekiness in it that we really like. He tells us about his techniques that focus on drawing. His final illustrations keep the initial sketchy style without being over worked in the process.

Dynamic Storyboarding in Illustrations and Comics by Lennard Kok

Posted at 12 pm on October 5, 2014 by Philip Dennis

Posted in: Comic Art, Ink Illustration, Linear Illustration

Lennard Kok’s work is about paring down his layouts to their simplest elements of line and form. He does this to great effect in the comics and zines he creates with their clean and clear boards but also in his other illustration projects such as editorial and designs for apparel.

A Catch Up Chat with Ryan Gillett on Recent Work and Style Development

Posted at 6 am on October 4, 2014 by Philip Dennis

Posted in: Hand Craft, Mixed Media, Screen Printing

Back in early 2012, we featured some of the work by Ryan Gillett after being sent a set of his beautifully screen printed postcards. We thought it was about time we caught up with Ryan and took at look at what he’s been up to over the last couple of years and how his illustration style has developed.