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Dongyun Lee has updated his illustration portfolio with some really striking new images.

written by Christopher | tags: Dongyun Lee, Drawing, Illustration

There are some densely layered hand-generated illustrations in the portfolio of Camellie.

written by Christopher | tags: Camellie, Drawing, Illustration

The circle drawings of Richard Sarson are pretty interesting. I can’t imagine that they would be easy to produce, especially considering how cleanly they are rendered.

written by Christopher | tags: Drawing, Graphic Design, Illustration, Richard Sarson

I am really liking the deconstructive portrait graphite work from San Francisco artist Wesley Burt.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Drawing, Graphite, Wesley Burt

Claire Scully has a really impressive portfolio displaying talent across the board from pen and pencil drawings to digital collage.

written by Christopher | tags: Claire Scully, collage, Drawing, Graphic Design

Has Jirat James Patradoon stopped being awesome since I last dropped in on his ass-kicking illustration portfolio? No actually, he has gotten awesomer.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Drawing, Illustration, Jirat James Patradoon

Lovely is really the only applicable word when attempting to describe the illustrations of Daisy Fletcher. Just lovely illustrations.

written by Christopher | tags: Daisy Fletcher, Drawing, Illustration

You just have to see the paintings of Nicola Verlato to believe them. I haven’t witnessed something more violent yet beautiful, vivid and wildly imaginative, all generated by hand, in quite a while. The pencil drawings bear witness to the ability to achieve an absolutely amazing image with zero disruption from mind to hand. Amazing.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Drawing, Nicola Verlato, Painting

Matthew Dent sent a link to his work in and I am glad he did because he has some great illustration work in his portfolio at State 28. Thanks for the note Matthew.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Drawing, Graphic Design, Illustration, State 28

I was really inspired today by the work of illustrator Christian Ward. I am embarking on my own illustration trip and have been on the prowl for inspiration and I really dig his style.

Uncovered via Picdit.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Christian Ward, Drawing, Illustration

Matt Curry has some really nice and a lot of new work in his Flickr-folio. He’s been around a while and just keeps getting better with age.

Via Picdit.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Drawing, Flickr, Matt Curry, Painting

Some really impressive and wonderful illustrations in the portfolio of Adam Simpson.

written by Christopher | tags: Adam Simpson, Drawing, England, Illustration

Some nice gritty illustration work from Marcin Kuligowski.

written by Christopher | tags: Drawing, Illustration, Marcin Kuligowski, Poland

Ryan Riss has updated with a lot of new work. He used to live here in Denver before heading out to L.A. I went to one of his shows here last summer and got to speak with him briefly. He’s a pretty unusual guy and that personality definitely shines through in his work.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Craptical, Drawing, Ryan Riss

Wow, just blown away by the fantastic drawings of Nashville-based artist Chris Scarborough. Highly imaginative and just technically beautiful. Really inspiring work.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Chris Scarborough, Drawing, Illustration, Scarboy

Jim Stoten is ready to melt your face off with his London-based sketchy illustrator skills. Half of your face anyway.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Drawing, Illustration, Jim Stoten, Sketch

Trippy illustrations and strangely unique typographical experimentation in the blog-folio of Enkeling.

written by Christopher | tags: Drawing, Enkeling, Illustration, Typography

Loving the illustration work of Andrew Archer. Fantastic.

Via Booooooom.

written by Christopher | tags: Andrew Archer, Drawing, Illustration