Posts in the ‘Figure’ 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
Interview with Scott Move

Untitled (Zombie Head) by Scott Move
Jim Phillips on acid – that’s kind of what the art of Scott Move reminds me of, and why I was so excited when he got in touch with me. The interwoven imagery looks almost like the T-2000 burning in…
January 8, 2010
Charcoal Drawings by Ange Dudman

Construction by Ange Dudman
Recently I had the good fortune of being contacted by New Zealand artist Ange Dudman, who shared with me a number of her charcoal drawings that I’m delighted to share with you now. Ange, 31, finished her Bachelor’s in Visual Art &…
November 19, 2009
Godmachine

Back in Black T-Shirt by Godmachine
Aziz a.k.a. Godmachine is an illustrator based out of Wales, UK, with some seriously nasty skills. Growing up and working as an electrician and bricklayer as a young lad, it was skateboard graphics through which he rekindled his connection to…
October 30, 2009
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
"Punks" by Mike Giant

Few artists are as appealing to me as Mike Giant. His clear, crips black and white drawings and illustrations coupled with his unmistakable tattoo-art influenced visual vocabulary make him one of my all-time favorite artists. As a matter of fact, one of his Rebel 8…
June 5, 2009
"Love Sketch" by Matthew Woodson

Finding illustrations like those of Matthew Woodson is why I (admittedly intermittenly) do this website. His work seems fresh and relevant – small moments of beauty in a dreary world. Definitely bookmark this one, and check out his blog if you get a chance.
June 2, 2009
"And She Turned" by Justin Cherry

The world of Justin Cherry is alien, vivid, and wonderful to inhabit. Especially if you’re into character design, check this guy out or read his blog.
June 2, 2009
“Mom” by Jason Chan

Jason Chan comic drawings are absurdly nice – crisp, clean, and dynamic. Also check out his blog, especially if you’re into character design.
June 1, 2009
“Eminent Domain” by Zach Johnsen

One of the things I really like about Zach Johnsen’s website are the sketch collages that scroll down a mile long. Of course, what’s amazing here are the amazing illustrations themselves.
June 1, 2009




