of the 'Digital Illustration' Category

Beautiful line work with murky, mysterious colours from New York-based artist Victo Ngai. Victo has an interesting background, which she describes on her site: She speaks Chinese (Both Cantonese and Mandarin), English and Japanese. She attended Christian schools, but is not Christian. She holds a British National (Overseas) passport but is not truly British. She [...]

Some very nice illustrations using India Ink on Bristol Board combined with Photoshop from New York-based artist Ramon Rodriguez. I like the minimal use of colour and the quick strokes of the brush/pen. I picked this guy up on Twitter after he commented on one of my tweets. Nice work! © Ramon Rodriguez, 2010

Sydney-based illustrator Christopher Nielsen’s work is brimming with bold images in a fun, vintage style. I asked him some questions about his studio, his work process and his sources of inspiration. Where are you based? In a great warehouse studio in Surry Hills, Sydney, Australia. I think it was used to produce uniforms during WWII. [...]

I was contacted recently by Colombian illustrator Julian De Narvaez and was hugely impressed by his portfolio, some of which I can show to you here. His work process involves an ink drawing on paper, followed by acrylic and digital colouring. At the moment Julian is working on a series of oil painting illustrations, claiming [...]

Barcelona-based illustrator Laura Pérez caught my eye recently with a collection of illustrations that possess a highly pleasing feel that is both dynamic and light. Despite only very recently completing an illustration course, her work has achieved a very high level of consistency and accomplished style. I asked her a few questions about her background [...]

You’ve probably caught sight of UK illustrator Aaron Miller’s fun characters in several publications, especially frequent inclusions in Computer Arts magazine. I like the humour in his work, and the recognizable consistency within it. Here’s a peek at his characters! © Aaron Miller, 2010

Liz Sterry has suggested the work of Monkey Death Cult: Ive been watching MDC’s art on deviantart for years. I feel he’s one of the few artists to have really push old school tattoo flash into a standalone art form. His work has the authenticity of Ed Hardy or Sailor Jerry. His work easily translates [...]