#illustration

#illustration

"Each of Hanneke's illustrations features the detachment of selves, allowing her figures to float through a metaphysical world that only the cartoon logic can allow; a ballooned, ghost-like ego floating above someone at a computer; or heads lined up in the form of a train's body, their thought bubbles becoming smoke stacks."

The Good Ship Illustration is a friendly and insightful podcast hosted by three ladies with many years of combined experience as designers, illustrators, and educators.

One of the most consistent questions I get asked by novice and professional artists alike is a thousand variations of 'what drawing tablet works best with True Grit tools?'. The honest answer is there's no best device for our specific tools, but there is a best device for how you like to work and your budget.

Lee Carter has spent 14 years freelancing from home after 13 years with Bizarre Creations, where his dog has been a constant studio companion.

"The background mech was an unusual decision for me, but I feel as though it gives a nice sense of scale compared to the main characters."

Watercolour is a stunning medium that allows for delicate art, merging traditional figures like geishas with powerful elements like samurai symbolism, creating unique character interpretations.

Rama Duwaji's work explores themes of sisterhood and shared community experience, collaborating with notable media outlets and luxury brands.

Wiesenfeld's small drawings act as short stories, capturing daily life's inspiration within three-inch canvases, revealing a narrative depth beyond their size.

A.I. algorithms are fed huge amounts of existing art to create new concepts, but struggle with making truly original leaps, relying on prevalent patterns in training data.

They were Ticky and Tacky and Jackie the Backie and Jim with two noses and Jo with the bow.

At a young age, it’s hard to decide what you want to do for the rest of your life. I knew what I wanted from my experience.

In her book, 'Can you ____ me?', Cleo Peng explores the intricate relationships between humans, urban spaces, and nature, highlighting their interconnectedness.

Editorial art has the power to make a statement without words, especially when it comes to politics. A single image can evoke a sense of pride.

Brooklyn-based illustrator Anjali Kamat uses food as a medium to connect with others, enhancing her creative expression through still life collages during lockdown.

Living life sparks my creativity. It's how I interact with the world, how I feed my soul and how I connect with others.