Martin Sati
Some very sharp and intricate illustration work here from Sevilla based illustrator Martin Sati.
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Xavier Barrade
An eclectic mix of work from Parisian graphic designer/illustrator/artist Xavier Barrade.
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Me and Mr Jones
New site from Me and Mr Jones – aka Fanny Khoo and Tom Merckx formerly of Equs in Singapore and now preparing to launch Me and Mr Jones in Antwerp, Belgium.
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Kelsey Dake
Whilst a self confessed ‘non-fan’ of the rough drawing/sketching style that has become so popular over the last few years – which does feature in Kelsey’s work – I really like the hand drawn graphics and type that are the standout feature of her work for me.
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Stanley Chow
I absolutely love this portrait of the man, the legend Eric Cantona - a massive childhood hero of mine – by the man, the legend Stanley Chow! Many of you may recognise some of Mr Chow’s recent handiwork in the shape of the Dr Who, Charlotte Church, Graham Norton and Richard Hammond characters that feature throughout Saturday nights on the BBC.
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ximeraLabs
ximeraLabs is an ongoing archive of the self initiated, unused, sketches, experiments and design tests of Tom Muller. There’s plenty of bits and bobs that Tom Muller fans will recognise from his commercial work and some lovely Photoshop work that takes me back to the early days of the decade!
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Paper Scissor Stone
Fans of the work of Si Scott – I’m sure there are many amongst us – may well be interested to hear that he has produced 9 limited edition prints. The prints – available now through Paper Scissor Stone – are taken from Si’s hand inked drawings.
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Bunch of Stars
Bunch are celebrating a year of international contributions for the Star of Bethnal Green campaign with an exhibition at the Red Gallery in Shoreditch, London. A band of global of illustrators we approached to celebrate and explore the concept of how stars appear different depending on where in the world you happen to be gazing from.
The exhibition opens with a private view on Tuesday 25th May, and runs until Friday 28th May.
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Sawdust
Sawdust have released a limited edition screen print of their recent Computer Arts cover illustration ‘Relentless Pursuit of Happiness’. Hand printed by London’s K2 in silver on Black Plike, the print is limited to 100 copies and is available to purchase from the Sawdust shop.
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Got, Got, Got, Need!
On June 10th Got, Got, Got, Need! - a charity illustration exhibition – launches The Offside Bar and Gallery in Islington, London with all proceeds going to Luton’s Neonatal Unit.
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