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Brighton-based illustrator, Matt Taylor has some fun and colorful work in his portfolio.

written by Christopher | tags: Brighton, Illustration, Matt Taylor, Vector Graphics

Talented painter and illustrator Yuta Onoda has updated with some new work to his painting section. For the uninitiated, get familiar. He’s talented.

written by Christopher | tags: Illustration, Japan, Painting, Yuta Onoda

Onetime graphic designer (and still when the occasion calls for it [see above]) and now illustrator, Mark Howe has updated with a slew of fun projects.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Illustration, Mark Howe, U.K.

“Lizzy Stewart graduated with a first class degree from Edinburgh College of Art in 2009. She is a fan of pencils, cardigans and Russian history. And also bears. She is also one half of the superexcellent duo Sing Statistics with designer Jez Burrows.”

Her website is named after a song by the band The National.

written by Christopher | tags: About Today, Drawing, Illustration, Lizzy Stewart

David Schleinkofer mostly paints fine art and landscape piece now. He explains in his Flickr profile that painting for Sci-Fi dried up in the 90’s with the introduction to the computer. He prefers to work by hand and finds the computer too frustrating of a medium. He loves the tactility of paint. Here’s to hoping we could get him to pick up that brush and knock out some space men again.

Regardless, you can still see some of his amazing Sci-Fi paintings in his Flickr-folio.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, David Schleinkofer, Illustration, Sci-fi, Science Fiction

There is some bizarre but unquestionably original vector illustration work in the Flickr-folio of Gerry Wong who traded advertising for art.

written by Christopher | tags: Flickr, Floship, Gerry Wong, Hong Kong, Illustration

The talented illustrator/designer, Miika Saksi has updated his website and portfolio once again. His work is very digital/collage but he still manages to retain something tactile and contemporary within his imagery that makes it very contemporary. Love it.

written by Christopher | tags: Digital Collage, Graphic Design, Illustration, Miika Saksi

Luis Araujo just emailed me his newly updated portfolio and he has some unusual digital illustration/imaging work in his portfolio. Araujo is a co-founder & Creative Director of Creativestem & The Raster Group.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Illustration, Luis Araujo, The Ninth House

Brooklyn-based illustrator, Lisel Jane has a beautiful body of work that has been utilized by some notable clients.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Brooklyn, California, Illustration, Lisel Jane

Adrian Van Delzel makes some unique monsters using (I assume) Illustrator, which is impressive when you consider both the color work and the amount of detail in each image.

written by Christopher

Illustrator C.F. Payne’s imagery has graced the covers of Time Magazine, Readers Digest, Sports Illustrated, The New York Times Book Review and Sunday Magazine, MAD Magazine, der Spiegel, U.S. News and World Report, The Atlantic Monthly, Texas Monthly, Boys Life and more.

His work as been exhibited at The Cincinnati Art Museum, The National Portrait Gallery, The Norman Rockwell Museum, The Society of Illustrators Museum of American Illustration, The Selby Gallery at Ringling College of Art and Design and numerous college and university galleries.

And he finally has a website.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, C.F. Payne, Illustration, Painting

There are some really cleverly illustrated animated gifs in blog-folio of Mark Portillo.

Via Today and Tomorrow.

written by Christopher | tags: Animated Gifs, Drawing, Illustration, Mark Portillo

Ricardo Fumanal was born in Huesca in 1984 and did a stint in Barcelona before moving on to Madrid. He has some beautiful drawings, inspired by fashion and film, in his portfolio.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Fashion, Illustration, Ricardo Fumanal, Spain

Tabor Robak isn’t afraid to dive headlong into the skullzone and crank those glow filters and that’s just fine by me. Make it metal and make it shine. Be sure to get up on that sketchbook action too (some fun stuff in there).

written by Christopher | tags: Digital, Graphic Design, Illustration, Tabor Robak

Chris Pell is a 21 year old recent graduate of Brighton University. He is currently available for commissions and has a very unique and diverse portfolio ranging from animation, photography to illustration. There is some interesting religious intonations in his work that definitely peak the curiosity as to their meaning.

written by Christopher | tags: Brighton, Chris Pell, Illustration, Photography

Illustrator Charles Glaubitz has launched a new blog and it is spilling over with quirky illustrations.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Charles Glaubitz, Drawing, Illustration

The talented people behind Vault 49 relaunched their website this morning and damn does it look sexy. They have several new projects in their portfolio as well. I love that they don’t wait for client projects to experiment and keep working toward generating new ideas. They continually grow their arsenal of illustration techniques.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Illustration, Vault 49, Vector Art

There are some insanely detailed drawings in the Behance-folio of the wild and wicked minded Berlin-based Saddo.

written by Christopher | tags: Berlin, Drawing, Germany, Illustration, Saddo