Wow!
This is such a beautiful piece.
The golden castle atop the glass mountain. This is from a narrative project in my last year at Sheridan.
Wow!
I’m really into the artwork of Leah Giberson. The geometric simplicity of her exteriors have a concise and reserved sort of beauty. I’d suggest doing a google search of her name, which will result in some much higher resolution examples of her work so you can really appreciate the paintings.
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Ronald Kurniawan, you got some real chops. This work is really amazing. You should check it all out. He brings some wild fine art aesthetics into his illustration work, too.
Wow! This is an amazing cover!
John Hendrix really knocked it out of the park with this drawing. I love the lettering, too. The whole thing is just great. He details a lot of the process on his blog.
Wow! I love this piece. I’ve always been a fan of Dadu’s work, and I’m really digging these new vibrant colours.
For the NYT Sunday Review. This piece was about the debate on “health care rationing, and making health care equal and accessible to all.” Read here. Quick turn around had me sweating but so glad I finally got to do a color piece for the NYT. Thanks Alexandra!
Wow! Definitely one of my favourites of Hundley’s work!
Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman. Poster created for Arena Stage by Sterling Hundley.
Wow! So, sick!
stevenglanville:
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Wow! This is beautiful! It’s a work-in-progress shot of a stop motion project by Nayoun Kim. Look at all her whimsical and fantastic work!
http://nykillustration.blogspot.com/
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I just love the moody figurative work of Edward Kinsella.
Edward Kinsella
Bent and shadowy and masked like the layers of a cloying waking dream, Edward Kinsella’s work is beautiful even when it spotlights the macabre and grotesque, a wonderful dream you at first mistake for a nightmare.
Wow, I love that blend of softness and graphic line.
This kid’s having a good day looks like. I’m itching to read on further.
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