Living in Boston, Eric Haddad is busy making some fantastic drawings, including the one you see. Very clean, very fresh, and quite a beautiful style. I also really like his Adobe Illustrator drawings. Definitely someone to keep your eye on.
When I happened upon the website of John S. Gibb, it literally took my breath away. The degree of realism in these pencil drawings is mind-blowing. From the site:
John S. Gibb is a leading pencil artist whose work is to be found in…
“Suffocate” by Cam De Leon, Plus Others
March 13, 2008
You really need to check out Happy Pencil, the site of one Cam De Leon, an artist in California. His art is the kind of stuff I can personally really get into; kind of perverted, raunchy, voyeuristic, and oozing with dark humor. The above drawing is but one example of this (done in pointillism by the way).
His site is also an experience unto itself, and there’s plenty of cool stuff to buy. Unfortunately it seems a bit outdated; the last news entry on his “dark side” is from Nov. 24th, 2003. Nonetheless, there’s some fantastic work here, drawing and otherwise.
How to Draw a Monster
Infiniteeth
cool. Creepy yet realistic enough not to be cartoony.
I like it.
Ivy
its like shrek ad smeagel had a kid….lol jk its pretty cool
my art is a completely different genre
it is cool, not anything i’ve seen before but still realy cool
Damn good art.
Tool used some of his stuff in their old t-shirts.
Ha it just occured to me that by “Tool” you probably meant the band and not some random “tool” that stole some designs… interesting, do you happen to have any links to those t-shirts?