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Nine Suitcases is the work of Adrian Morris who has a well rounded portfolio featuring an adept hand at graphic design, photography and illustration.

written by Christopher | tags: Adrian Morris, Graphic Design, Illustration, Nine Suitcases

Benjamin Simon is a young 3D illustrator, motion designer and graphic designer based out of Madrid, Spain. He is working freelance currently and has some very slick work in his portfolio.

written by Christopher | tags: 3d, Benjamin Simon, Illustration, Madrid, Spain

Stephen Brayda is an illustrator with a strong typographic sensibility who is starting to amass a nice body of work. It feels familiar but in a good way and definitely points toward a growing talent.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Illustration, Stephen Brayda, Typography

Jublin is the work of illustrator Justin White. You can view his personal website here or take in his body of work more immediately via his Flickrfolio. He’s got some wonderful character art happening in his portfolio the sports animals being a particular highlight. Roll tide.

written by Christopher | tags: Alabama, Character Art, Illustration, Jublin

Stevie Gee is an illustrator who makes himself readily available for illustration (obviously), art direction, design and love making. I am sure you could probably go à la carte on that menu if you wanted and maybe mix and match a skill or two.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Design, Hipster, Illustration, Stevie Gee

The brilliantly named Fablog is the work of French artist and illustrator Fabien Mense. It encompasses his excellent illustration and concept work for comics and clients and it’s brimming with inspiration for those looking to dabble in illustration (like myself).

written by Christopher | tags: Comics, Concept Art, Fabien Mense, France, Illustration, Manga

Vanilla BCN is back again with more kick ass typographical works for clients like Nike. We love their tee shirt work. It’s air tight.

written by Christopher | tags: Fashion, Illustration, Typography, Vanilla BCN

Velckro Artwork is the adopted name and represents the portfolio of a young designer/illustrator based in Madrid. He’s got some fun stuff in his book including a series of ‘summer’ illustrations that are excellent.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Illustration, Madrid, Velckro Artwork

Jeremy Pruitt is a Denver based artist, designer, sculptor, poster designer, illustrator, blogger and just all around bag o’ art fantasticness. He’s also a very humble, low-key and kind person who does what he does out of pure passion and love of the arts. He’s a really valuable addition to the local scene here in Denver and he’s made waves lately both nationally and internationally. You can follow his amazing blog The Lumper to see what inspires him and he recently updated his Flickr-folio with some excellent new work.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Illustration, Jeremy Pruitt, Think Mule

Self-taught designer and illustrator Jorge Amador has updated his website with some nice new branding, illustration and typographical work. It’s a solid showing of versatility especially considering the fact that he is self-taught.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Illustration, Jorge Amador, Typography

Alright I am just going to come out and say it, I love the stuff Alex Varanese does. It just oozes style and the likeability factor is so so high in his work. It’s like orange tic-tacs. I can eat a whole package of them in one sitting. He recently posted a few new things to his Behance including a series of visuals for an animated series he was considering called ‘I am Made of Robots’ and of course it’s awesome.

written by Christopher | tags: 3d, Alex Varanese, Illustration, San Francisco

Madrid based designer Pablo Abad has updated his portfolio with some colorful, psychedelic native-american influenced motifs which are a lot of fun to look at. He’s developed his own perspective when it comes to typography as well and you can once again see that in his updated works.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Illustration, Madrid, Pablo Abad

Tom Lane AKA Ginger Monkey (not sure where that name came from exactly, hopefully there is a good story behind it) has updated with some slick new graphic-based illustration work that makes a strong use of color.

written by Christopher | tags: Ginger Monkey, Graphic Design, Illustration, Tom Lane

Australian designer/illustrator/artist Zoran Nova has some excellent pop-inspired graphite drawings in his portfolio that are expertly rendered. We dig it.

written by Christopher | tags: Australia, Drawing, Illustration, Pop, Zoran Nova

James Murphy throws a little sex, cartoons, satanism and a dash of colorful pop into his cauldron and churns out some fun imagery that would make for a nice screen print or two.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Characters, Drawing, Illustration, James Murphy

Dan Hipp draws a lot and in doing so has managed to develop a style all his own. That style has landed on the pages of EAL SIMPLE, WIRED, DC Comics, Image Comics, Random House, and several other major publishers. It’s bright, it’s colorful and it’s a ton of fun often drawing on highly likable pop culture references. Oh and his portfolio is updated frequently.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Comics, Dan Hipp, Illustration, Vector

There is some nice new updates to the portfolio of illustrator Miles Donovan. I really dig his style. It’s simple and it’s definitely Photoshop but it somehow manages to avoid the pitfalls of appearing over digital and still feels very ‘printerly’.

written by Christopher | tags: collage, Illustration, Miles Donavan, U.K.

Illustrator Tang Yau Hoong has a pretty nifty little shop of prints to choose from. Some of them are very conceptual, they are all different and there are a few gems to be plucked.

written by Christopher | tags: Illustration, Posters, Prints, Tang Yau Hoong