About - Julia Hensley. The Bento Bestiary. In the 18th Century, Japanese artist Toriyama Sekien attempted to depict each spirit of the ‘yokai’ tradition; an ancient race of demons whose descendants would later terrorise the earth under the guises of Godzilla, Mothra and Rodan. Now, two Bristolian men aim to rediscover the near-forgotten Yokai, and return these ancient beasts to their former glory, in the form of the Bento Bestiary.
Fourteen spirits and demons are lovingly rendered by Ben Newman in the bold and colourful illustration style we have come to expect from him. Newman draws heavily on early and mid-20th century design in his work, incorporating worldwide themes from European deco to Japanese film posters and 50′s American cartoons, never losing his strong sense of a most English deadpan humour. Each image is complimented with words from S J Donaldson. With the original Bento Bestiary sold out, now’s your chance to own the new and improved version, and here’s the great part this one’s only £12! Don’t lag behind, dig in… Création de book en ligne, graphisme, illustration, design, photo.
On____fera ce___qu'on________pourra. Violeta lopiz. Illustration. Interview with Illustrator Steve Mack | Illustrationmundo.com. Chris Turnham. Monja Gentschow - Illustration, Berlin – monjagentschow. Karen Kurycki Design & Illustration. ILLUSTRATION AGENCY. Andy Lyons Illustration. The Artfuls - About us. Verabee. 2009 : boneface. JAVIER OLIVARES BLOG. Db illustration. La Goma de Borrar. Ben Jones Illustration. Lorenzo Mattotti. Pilipo. 0 Por Ciento >> Espacio web especializado en grafismo. Jonathan Calugi es un joven y talentoso ilustrador, natural de Pistoia (Italia), con una cartera de proyectos realmente sorprendente. Su grafismo se define por la creación de mundos fantasiosos mediante el empleo de geometría, color y un toque de “inocencia gráfica infantil”. El presente proyecto fue presentado por Calugi a una convocatoria que PlayStation organizó con diversos grafistas.
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E was very intentional about pushing the boundaries of what we would normally consider to be fantasy art, and he felt that my very modern designed style and love for magazine layout would be just the approach his book would need to. We had pulled together the resources to complete the art and design for 4 chapters and also to create a rather time consuming video about our intentions. Beyond that we are relying on the generosity of interested folks to complete the book and materialize it. Although we still have a long way to go the support thus far has been very encouraging. Also you can follow our blog at HERE for updates MinionTV Album Art New Site (Again) Ddidak. Denny Khurniawan. About. The Artalog and theartalog.com represent a joint creative effort launched by Magnet Reps and Frank Sturges Reps.
Designed to showcase the work of the illustrators in both agencies, The Artalog has evolved in a short time into what we hope is an innovative visual resource for those who seek out (or just admire) the top talent in today’s illustration marketplace. The 2008 launch edition of the print magazine was mailed to art directors, designers, art buyers and press in the fall of 2007 with spreads showcasing illustrators’ work and articles discussing trends, news and awards. The 2009 and 2010 print editions followed, maintaining a circulation of 10,000 copies per issue. As demand increased, we decided the website had become a necessary extension of the print edition. With illustrators from 19 cities in 11 countries, theartalog.com really does provide more than a snapshot into the lives and musings of many of the industry’s most successful illustrators. Icinori - edition/illustration.
KRISTIAN DONALDSON: Kristian Donaldson. Comic Book Artist and Illustrator. Frank Stockton Art. Cèsar Barceló. Cesar Barceló - Ilustrador. Curt merlo. Patrick Leger. Eric Hanson Illustration. Dosankodebbie's etegami notebook. A. MATT TAYLOR | ILLUSTRATION | HELLO! Jochen Gerner. 500 dessins. Aps. Jotto News (from J. Otto Seibold) Quirós Romina : Book. The New Yorker Covers. By paul0v2 Thu, 01/27/2011 - 13:53 Eric Drooker is a native New Yorker, born and raised on Manhattan Island.
His paintings appear frequently on covers of The New Yorker, and hang in numerous collections. He's also the award-winning author of several books, including "Flood! A Novel in Pictures" and "Blood Song: A Silent Ballad. " Visualizing answers to artistic questions is a full-time job. The Monstrous Sum of Particulars. David Hollenbach.com Illustration. Curt Merlo. 猪の画室 w w w . b l o g . p i g o l o g i s t . c o m.
Samba for rats. David Downton - Fashion Illustration - Fashion. Les petits papiers. Marc Boutavant. London Heart Top Floor 100 De Beauvoir Road London N1 4EN T Tel 020 7254 5558 F Fax 020 7923 4791 info@heartagency.com Google map New York Heart USA Inc. 611 Broadway Suite 734 New York NY 10012 T Tel 212 995 9386 F Fax 212 995 9386 nyc@heartagency.com Google map Mailing list Sign-up for news about the artists, special projects and additions to the store. Jules Verne: The Man Who Invented the Future. As I recuperate from several all-night work sessions because of three maddening deadlines, all within a week of each other, and before I start calling costume rental places asking if they have any chicken suits available, thought I'd share with you all some wonderful illustrations from this neato book on the futurist author Jules Verne.
Considering that it's Mr. Verne's birthday today, consider this a little celebration for a man who stirred many an imagination with his wild and hairy stories, well over one-and-a-half centuries ago. Jules Verne: The Man Who Invented the Future by Franz Born illustrated by Peter P. Plasencia ©1964 Prentice-Hall, Inc. A great book, with even greater illustrations by Peter P. Plasencia, who, as you may recall, illustrated the wonderful Space Alphabet book.
Great use of flattened perspective here. LOVE this piece. I know Verne is not an official "futurist" or "futurologist," but I'd like to think of him as such. Tea time isn't it? le blog d'Aurelie Blard-Quintard. Artpad.org - Home. Isidro Ferrer. One of the joys of having a collection is showing stuff to people and today I have some really beautiful images to share. Perhaps you have heard about Isidro Ferrer before. He is after all a well known, award winning graphic designer who has had numerous solo exhibitions all over Europe and many books dedicated to his work got published in Spain, Portugal and France. But did you know the man also made comics? In this first installment of “The Isidro Ferrer-weekend” (perhaps the start of a nice tradition here at Monsieur Bandit?) Published by the wonderful people of Editions Amok, a French publisher of very experimental “bandes dessinées” (that’s fancy French for comics) as the sixth installment of their collection “feu!”
As was often the case with the publications of Editions Amok, the experimental nature of the comic didn’t seem to leave much room for a story to be told. Editions Amok does not exist anymore. Isidro Ferrer (2) In our second part of the Isidro Ferrer special we will take a look at his work as a graphic designer and we will visit the exhibition “Libro de las preguntas”. To be honest, this exhibition-thing, you are going to want to see that… So let’s keep the bio-stuff short: Ferrer was born in Madrid in 1963. He first studied dramatic art, graduated from Jacques Lecoq’s School of Mime and Pantomime in Paris but at the age of 25 got into graphic design, inspired foremost by the Spanish designer Peret.
Numerous books are dedicated to his work (nice and big one here), he participates in several exhibitions all over the world (Paris, Tokyo, Brussels, Mexico,Buenos Aires,…) and has solo exhibitions in Spain, Portugal and France. He won the National Design Award in 2002. About Ferrer it is said that he works by “devoration”, like the verse making machine imagined by Juan de Mairena: “On one side the world enters and on the other side poetry comes out”. (Don’t worry. Have fun, but do remember to come. Isidro Ferrer (3) Isidro Ferrer (4) As we come to the end of our Isidro Ferrer weekend, we have for you a special treat: this short story was published in the “Cheval sans tête”-magazine in 1996. This beautiful “revue internationale de création, bande dessinée et illustration” was the flagship title of the French publishing house Amok.
Ferrer got published often by Amok and this is one of his most touching stories. As far as I know this is the first time it got translated into English. Once I read somewhere that smoke stood for the connection between earth and the heavens… Smoke …because smoke columns of a sacrificial fire ascend to heaven, towards god. At Huesca, the village where I was born, when I helped my father at work in the field, the smoke told us my mother had prepared breakfast or diner.
So, the only relation between smoke and god for me was the prayer my mother said to bless the food before we honored what she had prepared. The smoke I associate with Barcelona was quite different. Did god burn amidst those flames? Le tampographe sardon. Children, beware! Foul language and imagery not for innocent eyes.
This French stamp-maker seems like a very unpleasant person. His interests are crude, his politics not politically correct and his studio is a mess. He seems to associate with people like those working at the publishing house Le Dernier Cri, which says more than enough, I think. Therefore, we shall not pay any attention whatsoever to this person and his images. Nate Wragg Illustration. Some fun work by Nate Wragg to brighten your day. I love the playful retro feel. Check out more on his blog, and for added fun, his character work from Toy Story 3.
(via Patricia Mumau) G R E G C O O K L A N D. Puño. A poster for classrooms and libraries. 3 days agoApril 24, 2014 129 notes Reblog My first and most important talk, now with english subtitles! If you like to draw or would like to, you should watch this video. 4 days agoApril 23, 2014 68 notes Reblog Finally this project will see the light! 4 days agoApril 23, 2014 105 notes Reblog Done: a book in two days! 1 month agoMarch 12, 2014 49 notes Reblog Work in progress… I have just two days to illustrate a book! 1 month agoMarch 11, 2014 24 notes Reblog I’m illustrating a theatre play for children. 1 month agoMarch 7, 2014 49 notes Reblog I’ve made thirteen black and white drawings in a day for a little project that I’m really enjoying. Scott Campbell | Gig Posters. New Orleans-based designer Scott Campbell has recently updated his ever-growing portfolio of gig posters. He has a cool vintage-like style and you can certainly feel his own passion for music.
Via Changethethought Warning: file_get_contents() [function.file-get-contents]: wrapper is disabled in the server configuration by allow_url_fopen=0 in /nfs/c09/h03/mnt/133546/domains/bumbumbum.me/html/wp-content/plugins/most-shared-posts/msp-fetch.php on line 121 Warning: file_get_contents( [function.file-get-contents]: failed to open stream: no suitable wrapper could be found in /nfs/c09/h03/mnt/133546/domains/bumbumbum.me/html/wp-content/plugins/most-shared-posts/msp-fetch.php on line 121 Warning: file_get_contents( Warning: file_get_contents( Tom Schamp. Tom Schamp is a Flemish illustrator with a long track record. He used to make a lot of work for magazines and newspapers, cd-covers and other commercial graphics, but nowadays he’s more into making picture books (he has made 15 of them in the last 5 years).
The “Literair Museum” (literary museum) of Hasselt, Belgium is having a nice exhibition of Schamps’ work which focuses mainly on this more recent work for picture books. The illustrations are far more detailed than his older work and always very humoristic. Schamp has a fascination for strange objects, little hand painted boxes, stamps, animal-shaped coffeepots, you name it… They appear in his pictures but apparently, they are real too.
A whole collection of them is on display at the exhibition. Also worth discovering is the more technical aspect of his work. If you are anywhere near Hasselt, Belgium, try to pay a visit to this lovely artist and his work. Visit the site of the Literair Museum Hasselt here. Tom Schamp | Gallery # 1. Tadahiro Uesugi. Blex Bolex (one more time…) Comics: Warwick Cadwell. Leen Van Hulst. Tatsuro Kiuchi. Awesome collages & illustrations by Andrea D’Aquino. TWIN PEAKS making of. Illustrated anatomy of Gamera and foes. Avril. Rómulo Macció – Argentina, 1950s. Alex varanese: tortured artist, rogue scientist and international playboy - urban cartography ii: the metro.
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