of December, 2009

Graphite Drawings of Marissa Textor

Posted at 7pm on 12/29/09

California-based artist Marissa Textor has some exceptional pencil drawings of natural objects. They are of such sharp detail that they could pass as monochrome photographs. I’m happy with this find.

ⓒ Marissa Textor, 2009
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Operating behind the pseudonym ‘Onesidezero’, British illustrator Brett Wilkinson describes the work he does as ‘a world of flowing forms and vivid colours presented as ultra clean graphic imagery’.
His work certainly reflects this, as well as demonstrating an interesting combination of technical knowledge [...]

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Two Tone Illustrations of Michael Cho

Posted at 12pm on 12/22/09

There’s some beautiful traditional comic book style illustration coming from Seoul-born Canadian artist Michael Cho. This feature focuses on these very special two tone creations he’s made for various editorial, advertising and promotional pieces.
What’s particularly excellent about the work he does, is the method he uses, which is to use old fashioned pencil, brushes, gouache [...]

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Digital Doodles of uberkraaft

Posted at 1pm on 12/18/09

Matt Williams, also known as uberkraaft, has a very nice collection of eye popping illustrations in his newly re-designed website. I like how Matt creates chaotic doodles that are refined within these neat boundaries to create what I can only describe as an effect akin to canned energy.
Keep these coming, Matt!

MoonApe

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Ben the Illustrator Pattern Tutorial

Posted at 3pm on 12/15/09

A few months ago I featured a selection of Ben the Illustrator’s special vector pattern illustrations.
In an interview-style tutorial, Ben is back to teach us how he makes them, showcasing one of his brand new patterns in detail.

For those that don’t know about him, Ben the Illustrator (Ben O’Brien) is based in Cornwall, England, working [...]

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Tatsuro Kiuchi is one of my favourite illustrators when it comes to simplicity in digital design. Although his work appears to be composed using traditional methods like screen printing, the bulk of the work is done using digital means. This doesn’t affect the hand-made feel of his work and the textures he brings out in [...]

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Sam Weber uses watercolour and acrylic paint finished in Photoshop to produce incredibly refined, ethereal pictures. He has produced work for the New York Times, Rolling Stone, Playboy, Random House and DC/Vertigo Comics.
Here I have featured the work he has done for various pieces of literature.
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Thirteen Orphans, Tor Books:

Lord of the Flies, The Folio Society:

Fever [...]

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