I’ve featured graphite drawings once this week (see Josephin Ritschel), so how about some more? Jonas Löfgren is a Swedish artist who uses the medium to craft images that are somber, surreal, and overall haunting. The delicate works give us a…
I’ve featured graphite drawings once this week (see Josephin Ritschel), so how about some more? Jonas Löfgren is a Swedish artist who uses the medium to craft images that are somber, surreal, and overall haunting. The delicate works give us a…
Melissa Chaib’s work first appeared to me as a submission on the Brown Paper Bag Tumblr, and I’m so glad it did. The illustrator’s colorful images are illustrated products, including cards, prints, and soon-to-be notebooks. If you visit her shop,…
Ed J. Brown seems like a fun guy based on the bio on his “About” page, proving that you should never underestimate the power of a well-written blurb about yourself. Its tone is an easy way to give the viewer…
I recently rediscovered looking at my Flickr on regular basis, and I’m so happy I did. It’s been a treasure trove of good stuff by talented artists that I in turn get to share with you, such as the works…
Dawid Ryski is a landscape architect by profession and moonlights as an illustrator. Based on his compositions and limited color palette, this makes a lot of sense. There’s a definite structure to his work and order to the chaos. Sometimes, he uses flat…
The illustrations by Antwerp-based Ellen van Engelen are pretty trippy, but that’s a major part of their appeal for me. The warm, psychedelic scenes of long-haired women, odd track suits, and surreal brain exploration feel like I’m looking at at the…
Last weekend I purchased a pair of shoes that was 3 month’s worth of cable. I’ve bought (and ruined) boots that were half a month’s worth of rent. And when I look at my boyfriend’s garment rack, I don’t even…
I’ve long been a fan of the colorful, sweet illustrations by Astrid Yskout. Her vintage-inspired style are full of dreamy, hazy scenes and chock-full of fun details that require more than a seconds-glance. All of these images via her Flickr. Check…
The work of South African illustrator Maaike Bakker is sometimes silly, sometimes abstract, and always very interesting. It seems to take inspiration from folk art and mythical tales, pitting beasts against one another in these stylish and colorful compositions. Enjoy…
I don’t know about you, but boy, did it snow in Baltimore! Schools and businesses were closed and I didn’t leave my apartment for over 24 hours. Julian Glander’s animated GIF of a sandwich snowboarding down a mountain feels oddly…