Surfing around the net the other day I came across some fantastic music-related illustrations by Cesar Moreno. This poster, a tribute to Radiohead, is available for the bargain basement price of $12 on Cesar’s website right now. Incredible!
I meant to post about this earlier, I got my Cheetah print from Ryan Berkley! Now I just gotta go out and get a frame for it! “After cataract surgery ten years ago, this cheetah realized that an eyepatch can be a real conversation starter with the ladies. His eye has long since healed but his social calendar remains quite full.” Can’t say enough about this stuff – make sure you swing by the Berkley Illustration Etsy page!
I noticed some new prints went up this month as well! Take a look at them below!
Milwaukee-based Ric Stultz just updated his portfolio with a whole bunch of new work called Beasts of Burden! Most of Stultz work is mixed media on paper, and these new ones are all gouache and india ink. Am I the only one who was forced to mix gouache to make colour-wheels, in first year of art school, until my eyes bled? I found it so frustrating, I’m always interested when someone actually chooses to use it.
I’ve dug up some great illustrations by Matt Taylor for you today. Matt is from the UK and according to my google analytics so are a lot of you, so I’d just like to say – WASSUP EUROPE – I see you.
You might remember me saying that I am a huge fan of Jeremyville’s comic for Mumble Magazine. Well, Jeremy just hit me up with some exciting news (especially for you New Yorkers). Jeremy’s got a Dunny coming out with Kidrobot and the imagery is all based around a nightmare. The best part is he sent me the comic poster that comes packaged with the toy to preview for all you guys! So here it is, nobody has seen this little guy yet:
Click HERE to see the comic WAAAY BIGGER and then hit “more” to have a look at the toy…
Reasons not to become a “crate digger” (people, often djs, who live to rummage through old record bins in search of elusive records) as illustrated by Stefan Glerum. When I look at these drawings I can’t help but hear Showbiz and AG in my head – “I’m down with the crew called Diggin’ in the Crates!” Love the rendering style and the way the text is handled.
Draw your own face with your eyes closed! There are two different ways to interpret this. Instructions and submission form here.
More great work from Australia, this time in the form of mixed-media illustrations by Kelly Smith.
