CAPTION: It’s raining hotness.
Aussie visual madman, Justin M Maller has updated with yet even more color punches to the face and continues to do strange Photoshop things to images of sexy women.
Some really really stunning new work at the Kittozutto blog. The attention to detail is mind-numbing.
Berlin-based illustrator Mathis Rekowski has come a long way in terms of the development of his style. He has some really interesting work in his portfolio that is well worth a browse. Also, be sure to check out his Flickr-folio for more up-to-date work.
Talented illustrator and typographer Daren Newman has updated his portfolio at Me and My Pen. His hand-drawn lettering is top-notch.
Artist/illustrator Kristina Collantes has updated her site with new work. I really like her whimsical style. It’s easy on the eyes.
Bomboland is the work of Italian illustrator Maurizio Santucci who has developed a very interesting dimensional style.
New work and website from quirky illustrator Chris Kuzma.
Christian Northeast has a really nice retro illustration style going along with a really massive body of work.
I just stumbled across Andrew Archer’s ‘Behind the Medium‘ tumblr blog today where he lays down some great insight into his process and how he creates his signature-styled illustrations. It’s a great source for someone like me who is currently in the throes of developing my own illustration style.
Have you ever wanted to own a print from Milton Glaser? Well ‘Milton Glaser Works‘ has got you covered with a series of Giclées in limited editions. The prints are numbered, signed and printed using archival ink and paper.
Karl Kwasny has updated his portfolio at Monaux with yet more compelling illustration work. I love the drawings for The Decemberists.
Renowned illustrator (and one of my personal favorites) Hellovon has updated with a new website.
Henri draws. And well, that’s about all I have to say about that.
Illustrator Tom Bagshaw breaks down part of his process at Mostly Wanted. I found the article really informative in helping me further develop my analog-to-digital illustration skills.
Nick Lu recently updated with more of his signature brand of illustration work.
Justin Renteria is a local Denver illustrator with some really great work in his book. His website displays his work a little too small but you can visit his blog to see larger images. The above piece actually arrived in my mail as a self-promotional work and I was really impressed by the guts displayed in the subject matter. It’s a bold thing to mass mail and it didn’t go unnoticed.
Jeremy Forson has some really nice art and illustration in his portfolio.
