Changethethought

Russian illustrator designer Zutto has updated with what looks like a new website and some new fun vector styled illustration work.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Illustration, Russia, Vector, Zuttoworld

I know I have written about motion designer, illustrator and graphic designer Chris Saunders before but I had to do it just one more time. I visited his portfolio again the other day while looking for inspiration for motion boards and was once again totally moved by his portfolio. He has a wondrous hand when it comes to Photoshop and his use of color will melt your brain.

written by Christopher | tags: Chris Saunders, Illustration, Los Angeles, Motion Boards

There are some moments of fantasy brilliance in the dreamy little portfolio of Alice Duke. Tigers and dragons oh my.

written by Christopher | tags: Alice Duke, Art, Drawing, Fantasy, Illustration

Illustrator Hiroshi Tanabe’s woodcut style illustrations have been exhibited internationally and helped fill two self-published award-winning illustration books. He’s an ambitious figure and his simple work communicates quickly in with an easily absorbed style.

written by Christopher | tags: Hiroshi Tanabe, Illustration, Japan, Woodcut

Jennifer Mundy lives in New York city and makes some wonderfully colorful illustrations that read like they are ripped from the pages of a pop fairytale.

written by Christopher | tags: Drawing, Illustration, Jennifer Mundy, New York

Watercolor artist and illustrator Hannah Stouffer has been very busy lately and updated her site with a Grand Array of eye-popping colorful illustrations for numerous clients and publications.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Hannah Stouffer, Illustration, Watercolor

Eleanor Davis must be an interesting character judging by her highly varied works ranging all over the map from what looks like vector, to drawing, to painting and even including comics and graphic novels for kids. Lots of talent.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Comics, Eleanor Davis, Illustration

Swedish illustrator Kilian Eng has mastered just the right amount of noise to give his images that soft-airbrushed throwback feeling but manages to keep a modern contemporary twist to his work. We are digging it big time, and he has quite an imagination too. Lovely.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Illustration, Kilian Eng, Vector

Spanish illustrator Señor Salme has some nice analog-feeling work in his portfolio including a few key images of astronauts which are all the rage (I love astronauts and I know you do too).

written by Christopher | tags: Drawing, Illustration, Señor Salme, Spain

London based design studio Sawdust has already uploaded some new work in this new year for mediaPro. It’s a simply designed, yet strikingly bold saddle stitched little diddy. Yum. Print.

written by Christopher | tags: Graphic Design, Illustration, London, Print, Sawdust

Falko Ohlmer emailed us a note that he updated his portfolio and website with a large cache of trendy-pop newness that includes all manner of colorful design and illustration.

written by Christopher | tags: Falko Ohlmer, Graphic Design, Illustration, Pop

Markus is The Rainbowmonkey and he’s not afraid to experiment, have a little fun and make some puzzlingly interesting things that encompass both illustration and design.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Illustration, The Rainbowmonkey

Portuguese designer illustrator João Oliveira has updated his site once again with several glowing electro-pop examples of illustration, design, collage and typography. It’s always a fun browse through João’s portfolio.

written by Christopher | tags: Illustration, Joao Oliveira, Photoshop, Portugal

London based creative design agency Mat Dolphin sat down with 10 questions for one of their favorite designer illustrators (and he’s one of mine as well) Mario Hugo. It’s a quick, candid and personal interview that should offer a little insight into the personality and process that lies behind the work of Mr. Hugo.

written by Christopher | tags: Illustration, interview, Mario Hugo, Mat Dolphin

German designer and illustrator Christoph Ruprecht is making some extremely strange things and they seem to be spilling out of him at high velocity. The long scrolls in his Behance-folio yield an onslaught of mind melting color, psychedelic landscapes and trippy typography.

written by Christopher | tags: Christoph Ruprecht, Germany, Graphic Design, Illustration

James White has a kind of super new age tech pop thing happening in his work that he fully embraces, aggressively markets and is damn good at making it a lot of fun to look at. In a way he has commanded that style from the onset much as Scott Hansen of ISO50 cornered his own little retro new-age niche. He just recently arranged some of that glowing candy imagery into a site that grabs you right from the first page of thumbnails.

written by Christopher | tags: Digital, Illustration, James White, Photoshop, Signal Noice

Edward Kinsella has a kind of accessible but personal style that feels a little like something Edgar Allen Poe might create were he a visual artist.

written by Christopher | tags: Art, Edward Kinsella, Illustration, Painting

Teagan White is originally from Chicago and is currently a student at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. There is a fair bit of experimentation in her portfolio and a multitude of talent is within her grasp.

written by Christopher | tags: Chicago, Drawing, Illustration, Teagan White