Jeroen Hofman
Posted by Fabio 13 July 2010
This photo by Jeroen Hofman is part of a series/project called Gesundheit by 180 Amsterdam. The project focus on the artistic interpretation of a sneeze.
Stanislav Markov
Posted by Fabio 13 July 2010
You will find a beautiful set of photos at 24 year old photographer from Moscow Stanislav Markov’s Flickr page. Well worth a visit.
Magnus Voll Mathiassen
Posted by Fabio 12 July 2010
Norwegian illustrator Magnus Voll Mathiassen created this poster for an exhibition in Bulgaria entitled Subkulturer Bulgaria.
Other Scenes
Posted by Fabio 9 July 2010
Other Scenes is the moniker
of freelance illustrator and graphic artist Michael Willis.
Michelle Thompson
Posted by Fabio 9 July 2010
Michelle Thompson has been at the forefront of illustration since graduating from the Royal College of Art in 1996. She has worked successfully in publishing, editorial and design. Her illustrations have appeared internationally, most notably in collaboration with the influential British designer Vaughan Oliver. Michelle has also illustrated Cherie Blair’s book, ‘The Goldfish Bowl’. She illustrates a regular column for The Globe and Mail in Toronto.
Gert Jan Kocken
Posted by Fabio 8 July 2010
Depictions of Rotterdam & Amsterdam (300 x 400 cm) by Dutch artist Gert Jan Kocken at Stedelijk Museum Schiedam 2010. read more
Merijn Hos
Posted by Fabio 7 July 2010
A selection of illustrations from Utrecht based artist and illustrator Merijn Hos, known under his alias Bfree. read more
Matthew the Horse
Posted by Fabio 7 July 2010
Matthew Hodson AKA Matthew The Horse is a London based illustrator. Wonder why he is called the horse?
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