The Street Art of IEMZA

IEMZA is the alias of an artist living and working in Reims, France. He is fascinated by chaotic settings, reinforced concrete and abandoned building – basically, rubble. Which forms the mainspring for most of his output. He views these disregarded spaces as fertile ground in which his creations can be born – germinated paradoxically by what appears to have sunk into oblivion and desertion.

"The rendering of my wall compositions is close to a sketch, integrating a vast hierarchy of lines."

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Kevin Fleming

The best part of Kevin Fleming portfolio is his pencil portraits mostly presented on Facebook page. I love how he work out the most difficult part of woman's head - hairs and how they run out of his pencil

Windows of New York

Every week, Jose Guizar walks the streets of his city streets in New York and documents the neighbourhood windows. After picking out windows of interest, he takes them into illustrator and makes magic happen. In his own words: ” I'm into all kinds of visual things, sharing good stuff with great people, and apparently, staring creepily at windows.” Check out a selection of Jose’s windows after the jump, and follow along at windowsofnewyork.com

Art by Przemek Blejzyk

Mural and canvas artists from Poland - Przemek Blejzyk has artworks I want to see on every dull building in any urban jungles.

Pinups by Fernando Vicente

You might have seen anatomic illustration series Vanitas and Anatomias of Spanish artist Fernando Vicente but indulge your eyes we will focus on his Pinups series that depicts women beauty in old manners.

Tattoos by Marcin Aleksander Surowiec

It's a rare post about graphic tattoos that float our boat. This time maestro of a colour inks Marcin Aleksander Surowiec

Award Winning Films Take Shape Of The Oscar Statue

Graphic designer Olly Moss has illustrated a simple classic poster that features the best films in the form of the Oscar statue for the past 84 years.

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Illustrations by Yan Nascimbene

The late French/Italian artist and writer, Yan Nascimbene, produced over 60 illustrated books and over 300 book covers. His details are exquisite and his smooth, rich washes are gorgeous.

NOEEKO

Noeeko Studio is a great example of how to cook the design portfolio. They do it just right

Posters by David Olenick

David Olenick is a great illustrator with an impressive talent and a huge imagination. Drawing humorous illustrations & funny character situations, he found comfort and echo to his drawings on community websites like Threadless & Society6.

Cityabyss Fashion Illustration

Here are the works of Polish illustrator Beata Szczecinska aka Cityabyss. In addition to illustration, Beata unleashes her creativity across a variety of media, techniques, and disciplines such as art direction, print, web design and visual identity.

Drawings by Kelvin Okafor

Kelvin Okafor made a photo fixation of the "behind the scenes" for his latest portrait drawing called "Mana".Take a look how freaking empty page went live under his hands.

View full series on http://kelvinokaforart.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/mana-evolution.html And on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Kelvin-Okafor-Art/109909719036016?sk=photos_stream

Sam Spratt | Homepage

Young American artist Sam Spratt works on everything from fine-art portraiture, to fantastical creatures and surrealism, to classical treatments of web and pop culture, and is deeply integrated into the beat of The Internet.

Inks and Knifes of Nico Delort

Artist Nicolas Delort lives and works in the suburbs of Paris where he creates evocative and imposing illustrations using ink and scratchboard. He often illustrates books and novels like Harry Potter represented in portfolio

Gold Leaf and The Forgotten Gods by Yoann-Lossel

It is interesting to see the behind-the-scenes photos of Yoann Lossel illustrating his dark fantasy worlds. His work is detailed and refined, and he uses various materials such as oil paint, graphite, gold leaf, and hydrangea petals.

Drawings by Cath Riley

”The drawings are part of an on-going evolutionary process of exploration and development, and thus serve only to mark and represent a particular stage in my abilities and understanding. Current on-going experimental ‘drawing’ includes very large scale drawing, based around the human figure, which are very different in character from the pencil portrait and ‘flesh’ figure drawings which are featured here. Some of the new work is abstract in nature.” – Cath Riley

Illustrations by Bartosz Kosowski

Blackbird Illustrations is an illustration studio run by Bartosz Kosowski - an artist based in Lodz, Poland. Dealing mostly with portraits and editorial illustration, he has cooperated with such Polish magazines as “Gazeta Wyborcza”, “Machina” and “Przekroj” as well as a number of international clients and institutions.

Alexis Taieb

French graphic designer Alexis Taieb, also know as Tyrsa has many good illustrative and typo artworks in portfolio ready to admire

Eiko Olaja

Eiko Olaja is an illustrator, graphic designer and art director based in Talinn, Estonia. He often uses paper-cut collages for graphic design works

Adriana Krawcewicz Fashion Illustration

The work of the 2nd-year London College of Art student Adriana Krawcewicz has appeared in Computer Arts UK, Dash Magazine, and Juxtapoz. http://artianadeco.carbonmade.com/ http://www.artianadeco.com/