of the 'Linear Illustration' Category

Ink Illustrations of Antje Herzog

Posted at 12am on 11/11/09

I’m very much liking the work of Cologne-based illustrator Antje Herzog. Her inked work has a detailed, granular feel to it, showing the time and dedication put into her art. It makes me think of extremely organized television static. Her busy style is captivating.

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Stitched Illustrations of Peter Crawley

Posted at 2am on 11/07/09

I’m pleased to feature fellow Londoner: product designer and illustrator Peter Crawley on Ape on the Moon. I’ve been very impressed by his unique approach to documenting intriguing geometric shapes and architectural design using a roll of cotton, needle, and a healthy dose of raw talent. He’s achieved some special effects with these materials, including, [...]

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I’ve just become Harry Nesbitt’s newest fan. His crisp and wholesome digital illustrations demonstrate a high level of drawing skill, as well as an accurate ability to create third dimensional shape with imaginative characters. For someone new to the scene, this Liverpool-based artist bodes well for the future. And a very pleasant short video documenting [...]

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Illustrations of Jacopo Rosati

Posted at 4pm on 10/30/09

I really like the thick, clean lines and dynamic characters of Venice-based illustrator Jacopo Rosati. Let’s hope to see much more of this fellow in the future. MoonApe

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Fresh Digital Patterns of C86

Posted at 10pm on 10/15/09

London-based digital and mixed-media illustrator Matt Lyon, also known as C86, is the mastermind behind an extensive body of eye warming digital illustrations (I’m not sure that’s a phrase, but it seems to apply here). Matt’s choice of colour, use of texture and shape is aesthetically spot on. I particularly like his recent set of [...]

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Andy Gilmore is a rare breed of artist. It’s not often one comes across an extensive portfolio dedicated to merging technical ability with aesthetic beauty; and with consistently invigorating pieces. With what comes with undoubtedly great amounts of practice, time and skill are illustrations that stand out for their ability to create seemingly touchable textures, [...]

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Pencil Tools, Pixels and Agata Nowicka

Posted at 2pm on 09/12/09

I’ve seen the illustration work of Polish artist Agata Nowicka floating around online for a while now. I think Agata has done a superb job of creating work that is truly distinct from other illustration styles. With her unconventional ‘pixely’ lines and audacious colour choices, she certainly has a unique selling point. I’ve asked her [...]

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