Ink illustrations by Loui Jover
Here are the ink drawings of Loui Jover, a Queensland Australia based artist who has been perfecting his craft since childhood. Check his works on Saatchi Online or Redbubble
Ballpoint Pen Drawings by Jacob Everett
London based artist Jacob Everett does huge hand ballpoint drawings with machine-like patterns.
I am a portrait artist working with biro on paper. I produce large-scale portraits using an intricate technique of overlapping elliptical marks, which gradually build to represent the subtle contours of the face. In common with digital images, my works, close up, appear as thousands of tiny ‘pixels’. When viewed from a distance they reveal the subtleties and nuances of individual character.
Marton Perlaki photography
With an already incredible editorial portfolio shooting for TIME Magazine, Wallpaper* and Spin, Marton Perlaki is also the co-founder and photo director of award-winning magazine The Room.
“I’ve always been keen on capturing everyday reality by transforming it into photographs that suggests a world beyond reality. Most of my work features contrast in some way whilst striving for clarity and simplicity.”
Illustrations by Oriana Fenwick
Illustrator from Frankfurt - Oriana Fenwick. "My illusrations comprise pencil drawings, mainly of the human form. I often combine my pictures with typography."
Illustrations by Patrik Svensson
You may already know Patrik Svensson for his famous minimalist movie posters and book covers, but he has a lot more hidden in his ‘prince’s hat’ (his former pseudonym). Recently, this Sweden-based graphic designer got rid of this pseudonym, and shared his new portfolio site with us.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/PS-Illustration/279157225502415
Dan Quintana
Dan Quintana created a new series of stripped-down paintings and charcoal drawings for his upcoming solo show at San Francisco’s Varnish Fine Art, “Zero Instruments.” The figures — often beautiful women — appear to be haunted by the spirits of death, unable to escape their imminent mortality.
Pat Boas
Pat Boas is an artist, writer and educator. Her drawings, paintings, prints and digital projects explore the play between words and images, the nature of codes and the arbitrary quality of the systems we use to communicate. With sources that include children’s homework exercises, newspaper headlines, web icons, crowd-sourced image banks, Shaker spirit drawings and the conventions of natural history illustration, she scrambles and reshapes information to release hidden stories from familiar grammatical structures. via
Pure Geometry by Alexey Romanowski
Kiev based motion designer Alexey Romanowski has not that much works online but the latest "Pure Geometry" already gained a lot of positive feedback from the industry and across the blogs. Watch it below
http://vimeo.com/65468064
Jennifer Nehrbass
Currently based out of Albuquerque, New Mexico, Jennifer Nehrbass is an artist who creates figurative and surreal oil paintings http://www.jennifernehrbass.com/
Robert Grischek
He worked for brands like Volkswagen, Panasonic & Mercedes-Benz. The work of Robert Grischek is quite amazing. When some search beauty & message delivery, he’s more into correct aesthetic & perfect colors. This german fashion photographer, working with Klein Photography has a quite awesome portfolio you’d love to discover. via
Art of Michael Carson
Michael Carson is an American artist who was born in 1972 in Minneapolis, MN. Influenced by the paintings of Toulouse Lautrec, Norman Rockwell, Malcolm Liepke, and Milt Kobayashi, Michael Carson is primarily a figurative artist who likes to tell a story. Michael Carson is a bold new talent emerging on the art scene represented by Jones & Terwilliger Galleries.
Patricia Ariel
Artist of surreal and visionary themes, Patricia Ariel was born in 1970 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where she lived and worked until moving to the United States. Currently she has been consistently working as a fine artist, illustrator, and designer, basing her images on her passion for the figurative art combined with geometric and expressionistic abstracts. http://patriciaariel.tumblr.com/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/laethereaofficina/
Sam Curtis
If you can find anything clearer in identity works than Sam Curtis's design give me a shout. Meanwhile check his latest commission to Douwe Egberts Coffee below
http://vimeo.com/61844147
Chris Ozer photography
Chris Ozer is a freelance photographer who has worked with brands such as Nike, Johnnie Walker, and PayPal, frequently traveling throughout the world to help strengthen their visual identities through his images. He also posts latest shots on personal Instagram where he is close to half-million followers.
Clip Bag by Peter Bristol
We love things that has double meaning like the Clip Bag we posted on our Instagram a week before. The Clip Bag by Peter Bristol playfully borrows its form from a common binder clip. The binder icon functions so well as a bag you can almost take it seriously.
5m80 by Nicolas Deveaux
Have you ever seen high diving giraffes? Now don't tell me you have not.
This extremely talented writer and director of animation films (3D and relief) finds his inspiration within his two passions, image and the animal world. In 2003, fresh out of school he directed 7Tonnes3, a short-film of a champion elephant trampoline jumper. He is with Paris-based Cube Creative, and this film is in celebration of their 10th anniversary.
Watch their Demo Reel on https://vimeo.com/42686714
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Flying beverages by Manon Wethly
Manon Wethly finds her inspiration in daily shots of flying beverages (bras and sneakers in some occasions) and sometimes they fly in famous location what adds a short drama to each photo from her Instagram
