Fun animation from Arnold Zwanenburg.
Wonderful graphic style from L.A. illustrator Chris Turnham.
Talented Dallas artist and friend Patti Haskins has a great gift for character design and color combinations, witnessed above by “Buster,” one of her many creations. Be sure and check out her Etsy shop for loads of perfect holiday gifts.
I’m thankful for…receiving news that I’ve been accepted for a Small Press booth again for next year’s San Diego Comic Con.
Indiana Jones would hate Guideo Mocafico’s work.
Wonderful line and brush work from Greg over at Gregthings.
Whimsically fun set of letterpress prints from Australian creative Wilkintie.
Intriguing narratives and nice style from artist Colwyn Thomas.
Artist “NeSpoon” created striking visuals by installing lace patterns along areas of Oak Beach. (It’s like Spider-man was exposed to Martha Stewart Gamma rays.)
Sam Wolfe Connelly’s work leaves me wanting to know more about the mysterious scenes he creates.
Wonderful collection of holiday images from Pigeon Post capturing the old world folk tale spirit.
Sam Bosma’s work combines a graphic approach with nice compositions, colors and and extra dose of fun imagination.
This graphically simple series by the Argentinian artist identified as Minga explores scenarios worthy of this well-worn expletive.
Beautiful temporary installation using green hula hoops by Yes We Can Architecture.
Playful environmental connection with this sculpture designed by Mehmet Ali Uysal.
Cool spooky recyclying from Beto Janz. He’s customized used and broken skateboard decks to produce this great collection of skull art.
Daniel Danger’s work combines elements of mystery and atmosphere to create stories appropriately told around a campfire at night.
Artist Shuichi Nakano’s series of paintings place giant animals among the buildings of urban Japan.
Enjoyable compositions, subject matters and color schemes from Cleveland-based illustrator Dante Terzigni.
Check out more paper craft goodness from Manchester artist Helen Musselwhite.
