I am really enjoying Marcel van Eeden’s work. I am particularly amused by his A Cutlet Vauderville Show in which he depicts two pieces of meat performing song. Marcel van Eeden was born in 1956 in The Hague, Netherlands.
Tag Archives: Illustration
Bette Burgoyne
Using only white pencil and black paper, Bette Burgoyne creates nature inspired illustrations in the form of whispy white lines. Although dark and mysterious, her work is really beautiful.
Cezar Berger
Cezar Berger, a Brazil based illustrator/ graphic designer, creates these incredibly saturated, bold, and grotesque drawings. Looking through these, it makes me think of meat and candy being digested together inside a carcass of a circus clown.
I’d love to print this guy’s work on my business cards and watch people’s faces as I pass them out….
Maxwell Loren Holyoke-Hirsch
Not only does he have the COOLEST name ever, but illustrator extraordinaire Maxwell Loren Holyoke-Hirsch also happens to be one of my favorite artists. I am so inspired by his work and so excited to be blogging about him. Check out his work after the jump!
Julien Langendorff
I am really enjoying Julien Langendorff’s work. At first glance you might suspect that his art is created by Adobe Illustrator but indeed you are wrong. I was thoroughly impressed to discover that Langendorff’s work is created by hand! His use of color creates gothic scenes with psychedelic twists by combining vibrant paper cut-outs in contrast with dark figures. Langendorff’s work can be seen numerous galleries in NYC, Paris, Berlin, and Australia.
Adam Levene
Columbus, Ohio based Illustrator, Adam Levene, graduated from Columbus College of Art and Design with a BFA, and attended Illustration Academy for an extended study. His illustrations have a very classic style to them with a very strong sense of narration. Out of everything of his work, I really enjoyed his portraitures. Not only is he consistently generous in story, but character as well.
Sam Green
Sam Green’s illustrations are a collage of the best of traditional skill and digital embellishments. Though he does often combine two different worlds together (traditional vs. digital, realistic vs. contorted, and serene vs. avant garde,) they are all held together by his consistently fluid style.
