I was really impressed by the illustrative works of Marumiyan who emailed his work in yesterday. Marumiyan lives in Fukuoka, Japan and works as an illustrator and graphic designer. There is some really striking use of color and composition happening in some of the illustrative work.
Yu Cheng Hong is a self described ‘amateur’ illustrator, concept artist and graphic designer from Taipei, Taiwan. He may describe himself as such but his work is anything but.
Concept artist James NG has done some updating with some really stellar imagery being added to his already mind numbing body of illustration work.
Illustrator Kelly Thompson has updated with some really nice illustration work. Her fashion-centric, sometimes art nouveau influenced imagery is spot on and complimented by her subtle but enticing color work.
Via DIK.
Germany-based Illustrator, Julia Guther has a unique and likable style that has landed her work for various publishers, magazine, newspapers and agencies around the globe although her work is primarily focused in Berlin and Hamburg.
It’s been a while since I dropped in on Andrew Holder and as far as I can tell, it looks like there is some new work in his portfolio (possibly even a new site). Either way, if you are unfamiliar with his work, it is a special retro-stylized treat.
Illustrator/Designer Mattias Voss is based in Münster, Germanyand I am loving his USM Modular Furniture Prototype pictured above.
It may not be everyone’s cup of tea but Allan Glen has some nice digital illustration work in his Flickr-folio at Shufflepath.
Illustrator Daniel Stolle was born in Germany and graduated with a degree in design in 2006. He currently lives and works in Finland. His balanced compositions utilize a raw and simple style that quickly communicates.
Soft, delicate and stylistic hand-drawn fashion-inspired illustration work marked by unique compositions from the mind of Sabine Pieper.
French is shreddin’ the gnar of my brain matter with his death metal-inspired pen and ink drawings. Rip it up and grind it brother.
Artist/illustrator Ronald Kurniawan keeps updating his already marvelous body of work with yet more and more interesting projects. It appears he is in much higher commercial demand now than since I last dropped by his site and for good reason. His work is really stunning.
Jonathan Bartlett has a unique and interesting illustration style. In particular, I am really enjoying the use of space in some of his black and white work but his recently updated book merits a browse overall.
Jose Manuel Hortelano is a Spanish illustrator with some unusual but beautifully rendered work in his portfolio.
Daniel Park is an illustrator based in NYC who studied at the School of Visual Arts under the guidance of Tom Woodruff. He has some beautiful work in his portfolio.
Illustrator Shane Harrison has launched a new site full of his unique brand of retro-inspired work.
Hopefully I am not mistaken, but it appears that talented monster-illustrator, Camellie has updated (since I last posted her work) with more images of her charming little creatures.
CAPTION: It’s raining hotness.
Aussie visual madman, Justin M Maller has updated with yet even more color punches to the face and continues to do strange Photoshop things to images of sexy women.
