Cliff Chiang
Because he is an amazing illustrator and graphic artist extraordinaire I bring you, Cliff Chiang! Everything from him is always designed lavishly, either his page layouts, character designs or original illustrations he draws and colors himself. You can find most his work from DC Comics, where he produced the dangerously meta comic book with Brian Azzarello Doctor Thirteen: Architectures & Mortality. Read it!
Jen Wang
Amazing art. Amazing illustrations. Amazing artist. See her art. Read her blog. Buy her book. You WILL believe a girl can be this amazing! (Not a slight against womenfolk, just a reference to that old phrase of nostalgic pulp magazines. Yes that one, remember? Up, up and away and all that.)
Jamie McKelvie
Jamie McKelvie. Yes, this guy. I discovered his lines while picking up Phonogram inconspicuously. Didn’t know at the bloody time how effective it would at affecting in quite some way the lens through which one views culture. His lines are always crisp, carefully planned, layouts never busy nor wasted and his overall body of work his screamingly contemporary. Do yourself a favor, pick up Phonogram and his own solo series Suburban Glamour (both from Image Comics).
Calum Alexander Watt
Amazing artist who brings a welcome splash of bold acidic colors into the concept art genre. Really digging his character and prop designs. Find more good better images on his blog.
Maciej Kuciara
Amazing speed painter and visual artist. Find more here.
Kilian Eng
From Sweden, Kilian Eng brings a retro sensibilities about simulated realities. Find more of his work here.
Geneviève Gauckler
Canicule / Heat Wave
This is a shot from my new film HEAT WAVE (Aka Canicule). I thought I could share it with you all ! It will be finish by the end of the this month !
Alfredo Caceres
Sophie Diao
Ryan Cox
I’ve been in love with Ryan Cox’s work for a very, very long time. He’s of the very rare illustrators who use vector art almost exclusively and maximimses its effect by showcasing an art style based on simple defined characters with clear linework. He perfectly channels the spirit of the old 60′s Jay Ward cartoons in a fresh new contemporary look with fresh vivid colors that brings every image to life.
