misprinted type

The scratchy, dirty, hand-made portfolio of Eduardo Recife has been online since back in 1998, and this latest 3rd incarnation is just as rough and ecclectic as before. Spanning the spectrum from print to art, fonts, collage and mixed media, you can't help but being struck by the gentle, cherubic beauty behind the deceptively haphazard compositions. It's also one of the few portfolios where you don't want to miss the photography area... and lest we forget, there's also 19 free fonts to download. Brilliantly original, from end-to-end.... More

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misprinted type

Chris Haughton

Irish illustrator Chris Haughton's illustration and animation site is a simple place where nature and childhood fantasy roam hand-in-hand. Chris' quirky yet personable style of work spans a range of illustration projects, from a complete clothing line in Japan called People Tree, to editorial images for advertising agencies, to mega-sized billboards for music festivals. To immerse yourself in this world of pleasing images is much like spending a day in the sun... it'll leave you with a smile.... More

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Chris Haughton

Jasper Wong

A Hawaii native, Jasper Wong has a frosty illustration style that developed around an odd and unhealthy obsession with the color pink, Mr. T, Chuck Norris and gay fluffy pandas. Yet somehow, it all combines into his own unique clash of asian influenced pop culture on paper. Wong was selected to be featured in the 2006 Communication Arts illustration annual, and most recently has run a show at Red Ink Studios (gallery) in June 2006.... More

Jasper Wong

Damien Correll

Ready, Set, Internet! So begins the adventure into the outstanding typography, print and graphic work from this young Philadelphia designer. Best described as hand-drawn and kinda chunky (his work, not Damien), he seems like a natural at creating fun and friendly type design which is beautifully applied to record covers, magazine illustrations and generally fills pages in your friend's zine with art. Treading the broad line beween crafty and hip, this work shows a great deal of originality with a hands-on approach and a new wave edge.... More

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Damien Correll

Feliz

The playful illustration site of Graham Cross, a London-based designer working in web, motion and illustration. Falling somewhere between crayon doodles and cut-out stencil art, Feliz has the kind of scruffy feel you'd expect from art made on and with cardboard paper. It's quite fun! Alas, it doesn't end at there... Feliz is just his personal site, and is a polar opposite of the commercial work he does that can be seen at Graham R Cross.... More

Feliz