Illustrations by Kristiana Parn. Acrylic and pencil on wood. Just gave me a bunch of ideas for the children’s book I still want to make.

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How about a collection of 1950′s film posters re-illustrated by Yann Lebec. No? Too bad! I’m forcing them on you. These are so AWESOME. I have to admit that I do have a little bit of an obsession with film posters.

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Ehren Salazar is easily one of my favourite artists, and I am extremely privileged to call him a friend. I dug up a few of his drawings and I think you will quickly see how insanely talented he is. We went to college together and I remember his portfolio was filled with hundreds of these ridiculously detailed pencil drawings – I just told him about Etsy so hopefully he puts a bunch of his work on there.

Ehren is also currently running a galleryspace called Little Mountain Studios here in Vancouver, and you can definitely expect to see us working together in the new year.

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I’ll continue with the Sci-Fi theme a bit – here’s some illustrations by Australian Dan McPharlin. I found out about McPharlin over on everyone’s favourite Sci-Fi blog: Sci-Fi-O-Rama.

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Ink. Acrylic paint. Colored pencils. Old books. The wonderful work of Mike Stilkey. Found this over at Mint – go pay Ellie a visit, her blog is one of my favourites.

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Some creamy illustrations by Kareena Zerefos. A designer turned illustrator, Australia’s lucky to have her. Love the colouring on this owl.

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Some really great work by Lizzy Stewart. Love this grizzly bear! She also runs a great art blog called About Today. Get familiar, I took one peek and it was insta-bookmarked!

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I heard about the insane Nike 6.0 ill Mobile Truck quite awhile ago, but I didn’t realise it was illustrator Adam Haynes who actually made this beast a reality. Check out his awesome concept drawings for Nike 6.0 and other little bits I collected off his site.

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