Vacuum

Graphite on paper,
Vacuum by Melissa Cooke.

Ampersand Food Groups

 Delicious Ampersand illustrations by Dan Beckemeyer.

Lick Line

Stunning colored pencil drawings from "Lick Line" Series by Julia Randall. Stunning.

poster girl | Jasper Goodall

Poster illustration/photography series entitled Poster Girl by British illustrator Jasper Goodall. 

In february 2009 Goodalls first London based solo Gallery show titled ‘Poster Girls’ marked a new direction in his work, mixing photography with illustration in a stunning concoction of shiny latex, dripping pink goo and acrylic cut out body masking that comments on fetishism, dressing up and the fine line between fantasy and reality.

He has quite an interesting interview with icon magazine where he reveals a lot about himself and his dark past. You can read that here. If you're familiar with Muse (the band), then you might be interested in knowing that he's the artist behind this.

This is what I call cmykinky.

Lumadessa | Josh Brill

Gorgeous minimal illustrations by Josh Brill. His artwork has been exhibited at Addo Novo, Institute of Contemporary Art, San Diego Museum of Art, Fabrica’s Annex and May 1st Reboot 2005.


These are some of the limited winter edition art prints that are signed and numbered. You can browse/purchase these beautiful and affordable prints over at Lumadessa.


I will be purchasing a silver edition print myself, and may have also found my third tattoo.

Simon Page

Self taught British Graphic Designer Simon Page. His main passions are typography, art, illustration and geometric design (with a mathematics background, it's no surprise!). He also won Digital Artist of 2009 Award.


Interesting interview at Grain Edit. Click here to read it.

Saydan Aksit

Stumbled upon these illustrations here. It's in a foreign language, Turkish I'm guessing (correct me if I'm wrong). Gorgeous ink/water color/mixed media work.

Zach Johnsen

A couple of great illustrations by Zach Johnsen, an Illustrator, Art director and Graphic Designer based in Portland, Oregan. Most of his work is pen & ink, water color and mixed works on paper. I absolutely love the tension in his drawings.

Zach focuses on the more ignored side of life – on the sides of people and places that visitors rarely see. In Zach’s world, most of the people have obvious human/animal hybrids that can’t be hidden.  The corrupt politican is a hideous beast wielding an ax and smoking a cigar.  The hollywood actress is a washed-up, half rat w/ open sores surrounded by a mob of rabid birds.  The family portrait is a gaggle of jellydrop characters and mutated fish creatures.