Cat Neligan: The Owl and the Pussycat Illustrations
I’m loving Cat Neligan‘s illustrative interpretation of Edward Lear’s The Owl and the Pussycat.
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Amy Walters: Summer Fruits and Berries
I’m loving this series of bright, summery patterns by illustrator Amy Walters.
Muxxi: We Are Magical Illustrations
I can’t get enough of the graphic illustration work of Guatemalan artist Muxxi. The colors! These particular pieces are a new series of symmetrical experimentations, entitled We Are Magical.
Weekly Crop
Weekly Crop is a new year-long illustration project started by Jim Mezei. Each week four designers and illustrators will interpret the same topic, resulting in 208 pieces that showcase 52 topics from four different perspectives. It features the work of Adrian Forrow, Jim Mezei,…
Sabrina Smelko: VOA, an Illustrated Science-Fiction Novel
For her graduate thesis, Sabrina Smelko wrote and illustrated VOA, a science fiction novel focused on the concepts of death, power and justice. If you’re interested you can purchase a copy of VOA for yourself on Blurb.
Eric Comstock Illustration
I’m loving the playful retro style of Eric Comstock‘s illustrations.
Radio: Sea World Orlando Maps
Radio recently worked with London-based agency Cubo to create all new maps for Sea World in Orlando. Get a closer look right here.
Chris Dina: Fruit Prints
Designer Chris Dina has created a vibrant new print series that celebrates “wondrous varieties of fruit” through colorful, graphic illustrations. All of the prints will soon be available on Chris’s Society6 shop, but for now, you can get a closer look…
Steven Bonner: Computer Arts Collection Illustrations
Steven Bonner created this series of graphic illustrations for Computer Arts Collection Volume 2, the Typography edition. The illustrations accompanied an Industry Focus feature on bespoke typefaces in branding. If you’re interested in checking out Computer Arts Collection for yourself,…
All The Buildings in New York, The Book
All The Buildings in New York, James Gulliver Hancock‘s personal illustration project (originally posted here) is now a book! It wil be released on April 2nd, which is coming up before we know it. If you can’t wait, you can…
Ariel Wilson: Oak Grove Center Gym Artwork
Ariel Wilson recently completed an ongoing project at Oak Grove Center, a therapeutic treatment facility for at-risk kids. Over the past few months Ariel worked on sprucing up a brand new gym with colorful artwork, hand-lettering and installations. The video below…
Owen Davey: Laika
This year, Owen Davey will release his third picture book, entitled Laika. According to Owen, “Laika is based on a true story of a stray, living on the streets of Moscow who is chosen to be the first ever animal…
Reagan Ray: Signs of Austin
Since many fron the design community are currently living it up in Austin at South by Southwest (jealous!), I thought it apropos to post this personal project by local designer Reagan Ray. Reagan is currently on a mission to illustrate…
Status Serigraph Posters
I’ve been admiring the poster work of Status Serigraph for quite awhile, so I thought it was high time they got their own post. Full disclosure: some of the posters below are unfortunately sold out.
Ben Geier: Record Label Rebrands
Ben Geier recently began a personal project that entails redesigning the logos of his favorite record labels in a retro style, which is also heavily inspired by the Batman Animated Series. A few of my favorites are below but you…
Alexander Purdy Promo Cards
I recently discovered the work of Alexander Purdy on Steady Print Shop‘s blog. I’m especially loving this series of promotional cards that the print shop produced for him using a Risograph technique. via Steady Print Shop
Michele Rosenthal: Criterion Affection
I just came across this really fun personal illustration project by Michele Rosenthal, Criterion Affection. Through the project, Michele is visually documenting her goal of watching every film in The Criterion Collection (which includes over 600 titles currently) with an illustration…
Russell Cobb: Paintings on Books
I’ve recently discovered the gorgeous work of Russell Cobb, a UK-based illustrator. I’m especially fascinated with his massive series of paintings on vintage books, all of which seem to incorporate natural or human imagery. Below are a few that caught…