Charlene Chua, that’s ‘choo-wah’ to you, was raised in Singapore and began working first as a web designer in 1998. From there she worked for some very large agencies but decided to pursue illustration in 2003 and taking the full time leap in 2006. It’s a good thing she did because she is very good at what she does.
“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.
Reza emailed me about his zombie-drawing blog, Rezatron. Aside from drawing the undead he is also the director at Three Legged Legs.
Here is a nice little promo-vid for Hellovon’s upcoming show at the Cerasoli Gallery in LA. I love his work.
Details:
HelloVon “Semblance”
September 19 – October 14, 2009
Cerasoli Gallery
8530-B Washington Blvd,
Culver City CA 90232
cerasoligallery.com
Full show info & view Semblance Flickr set_ tiny.cc/semblance
All work copyright of HelloVon_ hellovon.com/
There are some really cleverly illustrated animated gifs in blog-folio of Mark Portillo.
Via Today and Tomorrow.
I can’t really tell you anything about Jesse Corinella other than there being some interesting work at his/her website.
Illustrator Charles Glaubitz has launched a new blog and it is spilling over with quirky illustrations.
Oscar Pastarus has a highly artistic portfolio ranging from drawing, paintings and graphic work. All of which thoughtfully colored and composed.
Ashkahn Shahparnia has updated yet again with a few more works and has also stocked some new items in his shop. One of those items includes a t-shirt that would definitely provoke and stimulate some conversation.
There are some insanely detailed drawings in the Behance-folio of the wild and wicked minded Berlin-based Saddo.
Illustrator Jonathan Bartlett (See JB Draw) got in touch to let me know he has been learning and working toward screenprinting some of his work. The results are really nice and you can see them at the upper left of his website. One of the prints is shown above.
Chris has some clever illustration work in his portfolio at Raid 71 (he works with a team of people at Source Creative).
There is a strange and unusual body of work in the Flickr-folio of Danilo Base-V. You can also learn a little more by visiting his website or his blog.
Andrew Clark is a London-based illustrator and I think he has a thing for animals and geometry.
Graphic designer/artist, Saiman Chow has some new work in his portfolio and to be frank, this latest series pictured above is just flat-out weird. There is no arguing that it’s intrigueing but it is definitely strange.
Wow, Berlin-based illustrator/artist, Meyoko has crafted some seriously amazingly detailed illustrations. You can check them out in Meyoko’s Behance-folio. The work is not only expertly crafted but also highly imaginative.
Leeds-based, Monsieur Cabinet has some pretty funny, simple and clever illustration work happening in his portfolio.
Wow, I am super impressed by the illustration and just the rendering/drawing ability of illustrator Martine Johanna. Really inspirational work.
