Posts in the ‘Abstract’ Category
Eduardo Recife: Interview and Drawings

Eduardo Recife seems to me that rare talents who’s work is both distinctly his own and in tune with the times. This Brazilian illustrator has an impressive list of gigs under his belt, including a cover for a New York Times article and ads for…
February 17, 2010
Selecting Between One Million Possibilities: Drawings and Interview with Andreas Martini

Looking at some of the drawing art of German Andreas Martini, it might be a bit surprising to find out that he was schooled as an architect, and even more surprising that, as he states on his website, “andreas works in the field of 3d-design…
January 19, 2010
Philadelphia Artist: Paul Stanek

Axodendriticore by Paul Stanek
Fillmore by Paul Stanek
As part of this local talent spotlight series, animator Paul Stanek got in touch with me and shared with me some of his amazing work. Although primarily an animator, Paul also composes large black and white drawings as…
September 6, 2009
Philadelphia Artist: Tom Mulholland

Transformers by Tom Mulholland
So I decided to do something a little bit different this time around. One of my other projects currently in the works is a t-shirt company: Backyard Threads. The concept is still a bit fuzzy, but basically the idea is to give…
August 27, 2009
"Barn Interior" by Scott Tulay

Barn Interior by Scott Tulay
Looking at the work of Scott Tulay it should come as no surprise that he is both artist and architect. The drawing above was the won the 2008 Wiley Award for Excellence in Hand Delineation from the 34th KRob Architectural Drawing Competition (try…
July 24, 2009
"The Feeb" by Mike May

The characters developed by veteran concept artist and character designer Mike May are anything but ordinary – each inhabits a unique world, suggested not so much by the environment they’re rendered in but by the dress, demeanor, and look of the characters themselves. Mike is…
June 5, 2009
Drawing #008 by Mathis Rekowski

Although Illustrator Mathis Rekowski has some wonderfully trippy drawings like the one featured here, he’s got even more illustrations seem to me at once retro and cutting edge. Certainly someone to watch out for. You can purchase the image above at Mathis’ new store, or…
June 5, 2009
Self Portrait (No. 23 / B5 Series) and Others by Matt W. Moore

Although it would seem that Matt W. Moore is currently better known for his color work – he just had a feature article about him in Computer Arts Magazine in which he discusses his Vectorfunk style – I love this guy’s black and white art….
February 16, 2009
Organic Abstract No 1 and Others by Michael Herring

Michael Herring is an artist both from Des Moines, Iowa, and Joliet, Illinois—home of the Blues Brothers if I’m not mistaken. Looking through Mike’s work I had a hard time picking anything out, there are just so many good drawings. Besides the fluid, organic abstractings…
February 1, 2009
"Decomposition of Memory" and Others by Colin Harbut

Colin Harbut is definitely one talented artist. In his many portraitures, I feel that the essence of the subject is really conveyed and comes across in his works. The above “Decomposition of Memory” is fascinating and tackles a topic unfortunately taboo in our society: old…
January 31, 2009




