Graham Erwin is a designer, illustrator, and screen printer currently living in Columbus, Ohio. I’ve been really feeling his screen prints, with their outlandish-yet-dignified subjects and their bewitching level of detail.
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Illustrations by Chogrin
Chogrin Muñoz (aka Joseph Game) is an illustrator and animator originally from Ecuador, who has since made stomping grounds in both Philadelphia and Burbank, California. He works on the hit show Adventure Time on Cartoon Network and spearheads the artist collective known as The Autumn Society.
The Art of Andrew Spear
Andrew Spear uses colored pencil to dazzling effect, creating arresting and intimate portraits that invite the viewer into moments of introspection, exultation and allure.
Paintings by Yumiko Kayukawa
Yumiko Kayukawa is a painter based in Seattle, originally from Hokkaido, Japan. Her art draws influence from American pop culture as well as traditional Japanese motifs. Themes of danger, death and renewal are woven throughout her colorful works, but a playful, lighthearted sensibility is prevalent as well…
Illustrations by Tabitha Bianca Brown
Tabitha Bianca Brown is a Chicago-based illustrator who describes her style as “a hybrid of 70s soul funk, noir, and minimalism.”
Joanna Mulder “Joannarchy” Prints
Joanna Mulder’s Joannarchy art prints feature a pantheon of trippy, macabre and gleefully weird characters, many rendered in eye-popping lysergic hues.
James Jirat Patradoon: Hyper-Masculine Mythologies
James Jirat Patradoon is an artist & illustrator based in Sydney, Australia. I’ve been totally geeking out on his illustrations as they strike so many chords from my younger days of binging on comics, punk rock and 80’s cult films.
Sakiroo Choi, Illustrator
Sakiroo Choi is an illustrator based in Seoul, South Korea. If you put Akira, The Boondocks, and Yellow Submarine in a blender, the resulting concoction might be something similar, but even so his work has a madcap sensibility that is entirely his own.
Tadaomi Shibuya, Illustrator
I recently met a gent from the creative talent agency Dutch Uncle, who showed me some examples from his team’s impressive portfolio. One of my favorite artists featured was Japanese illustrator Tadaomi Shibuya.
