I am sure he was going to post it himself, but occasional Changethethought contributor Jeffery Bowman appears to have updated his website Mr. Bowlegs with more of his really great work. Jeff is really getting a strong grip on his style and his work just gets more and more fun to look at as he does. He is also a great guy. You can’t miss.
Camille Tsering has some really nice hands on illustration/art work utilizing numerous materials and techniques. The end result of which is some really interesting work that has a similarity in feeling but a different approach according to the materials.
Cedric Rivrain has some really nice fashion-inspired drawings his portfolio. The color and linework is really impressive and the attention to craft has resulted in some beautiful images.
Michal Sycz has some really detailed digital illustration work in his Behance-folio. He also has a website called Noeeko.
Josh Kenyon has some nice illustration work in his portfolio.
Jeff Proctor has illustrated some of the coolest zombies I have stumbled on in a long time. One of them even ate a skateboard, a baby and a bottle of beer. Top that.
About Boxbird:
Boxbird was set up in February 2008 by print enthusiast Alice Teague and illustrator Graham Carter. Run from our own printing studio in Brighton Boxbird has fast become one of the premiere online galleries for exciting new talent, showcasing some of the UK’s finest illustrators, printmakers and fine artists including Fiona Hewitt, Zara Wood, Sally Elford, Ben Newman and many more.
I really like what these folks are doing and appreciate the model the have established. I have been thinking about doing something similar out of my studio here in Denver.
There is a lot of really fun work in the Behance-folio of Barcelona design studio Valistika. Apparently a full on website is coming soon but there is some great stuff already going at Behance. I am really starting to appreciate the pencil/graphic mashup stuff going on lately.
I have seen Jared Nickerson’s website and posted it to prior versions of the blog, but I stumbled upon his Behance-folio this morning and was really impressed by his bright and animated vector work. Shakin’ Illustrator down.
Buenos Aires-based graphic designer/illustrator Leandro Castelao has some deceptively simple yet strikingly unique work in his portfolio. He has his niche dialed in tight.
Discovered via my favorite But Does It Float.
There is a strange and quirky body of work spanning across virtually every 2D medium waiting at Miss Lotion.
Brooklyn-based designer/illustrator, Norik has updated with some nice work. His portfolio is pretty varied and he isn’t afraid to experiment or dabble in different styles which is really nice. Consequently, there are some really unusual and unexpected pieces in his book (especially loving some of the psychedelic work).
Migy wrote in to inform me that he is still ‘smashing stuff’ with an update to his portfolio and website with new illustration work.
I am still trying to work out some new ideas for illustration. I have been drawing up a storm lately and finishing the coloring of the graphite drawings in Photoshop. I have gotten some interesting results lately and you can check them out in the illustration section.
Recent Milwaukee Institute of Art + Design graduate Brett Stenson has an interesting portfolio ranging from vividly-colored illustration through graphic design work.
I wrote about Philipp Zurmoehle’s website and work ‘Phillennium‘ a couple of months back but stumbled upon his Flickr-folio today and discovered there is a lot more in his Flickr pages than on his website.
Illustrator/designer Damien Correll has updated once again with some really nice hand-treated design work. A lot of the images are pretty small but there is some really nice work on display regardless.
Rik Lee sent his work in this morning and there is some really nice stylistic illustration work happening in his portfolio.
Here is the word from his about section:
“Rik Lee lives and draws in Melbourne. He is a founding member of And Collective, which has released four publications. He finds deadlines inspiring. He has worked for Nylon USA, Vibe, Vice Australia, Girlfriend, The Sunday Telegraph, Mooks, Stussy, Lee Jeans, and Oyster magazine. He works with grey lead pencils, textas, watercolours and his computer. He enjoys the radar on the Bureau of Meteorology website. In the future he intends to draw more, travel more, get more tattoos, drive a ‘67 Chevy Impala and move down the coast with his girl and his dog.”
Thank you for the email Rik.
