
Illustrator and photographer Jon Blocksel makes some cool illustrations. I especially like his “Possibility for a Swear Word” series. Pretty sure keyboards should start including those symbols.

Illustrator and photographer Jon Blocksel makes some cool illustrations. I especially like his “Possibility for a Swear Word” series. Pretty sure keyboards should start including those symbols.
Freelance illustrator Maria Imaginario creates interactive illustrations infused with personality and humor. I particularly love her illustration with the dancing poo man! Really awesome stuff.
Dutch artist Tim Enthoven’s illustrations are both provocative and fun. His art is so rad, I love the way he incorporates humor into his work.

Sydney-based illustrator, Jirat Patradoon, creates strong, masculine, and drama-packed illustrations of masked protagonists inside an almost comic book-like world. He recently featured his work at a solo show in the Sydney-based Boutwell Draper Gallery, and has made an appearance in our new Beautiful/Decay Book 4.

There is something wrong in Jason Murphy’s portraits. He illustrates people who appear to have a few screws loose. Their often asymmetrical faces dawn either a look of certain absence or of urgent excitement. This is all contrasted of course by his beautiful, delicate mark-making that which feels so light, and feathery.

Audrey May Erickson’s high energy illustrational style is perfect for grabbing attention. Look like punk rock flyers for a show or something.
Illustrator Mike Bertino’s overwhelming amount of creative imagination, humor, and striking palette find their place in his illustrations. Though his loud and bright illustrations appear to be a constant streamline of drug-haze crazy, make no mistake – it is all held together by the attention to intricate design, and executed by a skillful hand.