Lounge Lizard
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"Easy on the fingers, heavy on the eyes" characterizes the fine art work of illustrator and designer Zach Johnsen. Dealing with concepts of life, death and beauty, and sometimes just random inspirations, Zach's natural talent and love of the unusual breathes life into an eclectic genre of illustration. We love the blending of watercolors and inks to form his tattoo-and-urban-inspired subjects; skulls, thieves, women, knives and snakes. He also art directs a very beautiful t-shirt line called Tank Theory, which has been featured in magazines like Vice – among other purveyors of cool.... More
Great colorful mixed media backgrounds. Fine black and white line drawings and portraits. April Lee is located in Hawaii. Lucky her, illustration among the fruits.... More
Work for Food is the very rich graphic portfolio of Art Director Diego Zambrano—a talented illustrator who is focused on designing experiences and creating emotional relationships with products. It's an interesting little something he calls "advertainment"... meant to sell dreams, not products. Well, looking at this full range of illustrative design work, we can only dream of being this gifted. Amazing stuff.... More
Light line drawings with minimal colors. Some collage work and t-shirts too. We loved the hand-drawn typography best. Editorial, sketches and all the rest. Katrina Stubbings hails from the UK.... More
Welcome to the deep and varied single page portfolio of Dustin Amery Hostetler, a.k.a. UPSO. His work features very clean and colorful portrait and editorial illustrations and a very lengthy resume of gallery shows and magazine designs. He is the publisher of Faesthetic Mag, and also runs a design shop, a design diary, print t-shirts... and so much more. Dip your toes in and explore.... More
Abstract character creations and funky monsters show a fun side to these technically strong illustrations. Playful, yet with a slightly 'dark' edge. Influenced by cartoons, fine art and animations.... More
You know you're a talented graphic designer when you create a 3-page website, plaster in a bunch of huge jpeg samples of your work, and don't even bother to put in a back button. It's like... who needs a website with navigation when the work speaks for itself... and your browser has a 'back' button embedded in it anyway? Well, this is one of those special occasions where it truly doesn't matter, because in the personal portfolio of Philippe Richardson, the illustration work and stills of broadcast commercials (some with Quicktime movies) will blow you away, and you won't even notice you're sitting at your desk anymore, much less which direction you want to navigate (besides simply scrolling up and down... over and over and over again).... More
Illustrators live in a fantasy world. And THANK GOD, because without a little fantasy (mixed in with a heaping of tragedy), this world would have no humor... So. Is there a lesson to be learned? Well, don't take yourself too seriously, and express yourself fully and as often as possible. Or just follow the lead of amazing illustrator and designer Mauro Gatti.... More
Telegramme is a pretty cool little design and illustration partnership specialising in silk screen printing of posters and patterns. Initially a collaboration working via the postal service, Telegramme snowballed in to a fully fuctional studio thanks to a mutual love of music, art and the receiving of post. We really liked their gritty mixed up illustration style that balances old vintage images with new computer design techniques - which coalesces nicely in their afore-mentioned poster and pattern designs. Cool stuff.... More
Super 8 shows some 'super-great' painting and drawing in this UK-based portfolio. We loved the character sketches, animals and especially the hand-drawn typography. Great colors too.... More
Construction paper cutouts and ‘primitive’ pen marks run rampant at the studio aka site. Some nice illustrations, but after perusing the sample pages, we have to say, um, "been there, done that." Sure, they've won awards, but if the London based production company doesn’t inject a little variety (and reach out from the UK), their days may be numbered. That being said, they can probably use the ‘singular style’ style for identity recognition, aka "branding."... More
Fantastically feminine features, fabulously framed by fancy watercolors – strokes, flecks and drops. This is the stark palace of Stina Persson, an illustrator from Stockholm, Sweden, who sexes up the canvas with her sensuous touch and brings sumptuous "sixties" colors to the screen. Simply superior.... More
