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Malaka Gharib
My name is Malaka Gharib. My style is kind of like "storybook drawings on acid." Mostly, I like to do illustration in markers and ink of cute things in crazy colors. I like the combination of burnt orange and fuchsia together. I also do miniature sculptures of food with polymer clay and large-scale murals and paintings in spray paint and acrylic. More » -
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noumeda
I'm a painter and freelance illustrator born in Paris and based in Florence, Italy. More » -
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Sloe Gin Fizz
Nicole Ray, an Ann Arbor-based illustrator, makes cheerful, quirky drawings often inspired by words: song lyrics, a funny phrase overheard in a passing conversation, poetry, a newspaper article, fairy tales. She focuses on line work and unusual combinations of unlikely pairs: a giraffe in roller skates, a fish dropping from the sky on a balloon, hair that turns into a river. More » -
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Zachariah
Zachariah's "dark" drawings are pretty funny, and his "funny" drawings are pretty dark. What does it all mean? What are you, his analyst? Just enjoy the pretty pictures! More » -
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Virginia Kraljevic
An empty page awaits my pen to take it on a whimsical adventure through my mind. What translates onto paper is an abundance of swirls, curls, odd creatures, and the occasional tree branch silhouette. My intricate doodles entrance me for hours until I feel the particular story is complete. To take something as pure as drawing and throw in some complexity gives me great pleasure, especially when it takes more than a moment for onlookers to absorb. More » -
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Johnnie Scoutten
Can you say detail? As a graphic designer and fine artist, I love detailed macro work and I illustrate cat portraits in near-photographic realism with colored pencil. The extremely detailed faces almost fool the eye… capturing every hair, each whisker and especially the eyes. Not many artists cater to cat-lovers, and there are 88 million cat owners out there. -
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Krizan
Through the years i've been producing design and illustration work for leading croatian companies and also collaborating with major design agencies and studios like Young&Rubicam, TBWA, McCann Erickson etc. -
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element 42
For the past couple of months, Justin Emerson has been drawing a different "Lunchbot" on his wife and step-son's lunch bags each day. He warns: "This is what happens to underemployed dads/husbands who mostly work from home. Clever creativity or cautionary tale?" See the entire Lunchbots series at http://disposabledrawings.wordpress.com More » -
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Niki Kelce
My drawings begin with one layer, one color, one saturated ink line or blur.Watching layers grow, blocking out and rooting areas, seeing what comes out, how pieces fit together. Designing in marker and pencil form, a flat deep imaginary world.Images stem from the things that keep me alive. Things that I might be lacking in my life, I substitute on paper. Living in gardens, a telepathic world, the equality of all things, stability and magic. More » -
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Jesse Kuhn
Jesse Kuhn is a commercial illustrator and graphic designer currently residing in New York City. Each of his illustrations still start out with the old analog process of pencil/pen & ink and are then digitized, manipulated, and colored. More » -
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Akiko Kato
Music, art, movies, fashion, or some visions I get while walking, can be my inspiration. I love doing figurative illustration. Compositions, colors, and nuanced face expressions are important to deliver the atmosphere of the person or the event. More » -
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Josh Ellingson
Josh Ellingson started making art regularly with self published comic books, gradually moving into commercial art. These days, Joshua contributes illustrations regularly to various national and international publications. More » -
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Susana Romao
My name is Susana Romão and I'm a portuguese artist graduated in Fine Arts at the Faculty of Fine Arts of Lisbon. More » -
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Dorian Iten
I walk through the world with open eyes, often marveling at quiet phenomena other people seem to pass by without noticing. The more I learn how to use my eyes the more beauty I can see in this startling physical world we live in. I try to keep a sketchbook with me most of the time and draw whatever catches my attention, comes to my mind or touches my heart. For me truth, beauty and love is the same thing and merging with them again and again is what keeps my fire burning. More » -
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Jonathon Hill-Jacquard
Jonathon Hill-Jacquard began drawing at the age of 13, and continues to do so. Jonathon has pursued a career in visual arts and continues to keep his fingers in as many design projects as possible. Aside from drawing, Jonathon loves his motorcycle, rockabilly music, screen-printing on random things and subverting the robot race. More » -
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Ian Berry
I'm a freelance illustrator from California living in the great Metropolis of Manhattan. I like Surfing, painting, sketching and I'm a collector of art books and marionettes. More » -
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carly
i'm a mechanical engineer by training and an artist / designer in spirit. regular ol' pencils are my medium of choice, and i love drawing faces. More » -
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Sylvia T. Leung
Born on 19th June 1938 into a house of practicing artists in Kerala, India. Art is my only passion in life though it took a back seat while I dedicated my best years raising a family and working in advertising agencies. Now that my children are settled, I leads a relaxed, retired life in the peaceful town of Coimbatore. Today, I have once again taken up my paintbrush to pursue my interest in art. More » -
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Arno
Arno is an artist who live in french polynesia in the atoll of Rangiroa. He use some natural color from the earth. Arno found many differents clay in the mountains of Raiatea and Huahine Islands. This technic is really interesting and unique. It is paint on coton support.
Arno like to represent the symbol of maohi by a marquisian tatoo inspiration. More »







