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 T-Shirts is in the mail now for me.
How many people do you know that have a sharpie named after them?
Hare’s by Andrea Joseph
You can tell by her drawings that Andrea is a keen observer of the world around her. On her many “collages” and moleskin sketches she somehow brings to life the little objects that fill our lives. Once you really take a moment to study these drawings (she provides large versions of her drawings on her website) you realize just how time-consuming these must be. I imagine creating these works must be a sort of meditation, but that’s just speculation on my part. Certainly worth a closer look, especially if you’re a fan of moleskin sketches. You can check her out over at Andrea Joseph’s Sketchblog, which she regulary updates.
3 images more after the jump.
As far as I know, DAIM was one of the first guys to pioneer true 3d graffiti pieces. His work is awesome. I was even fortunate enough to stumble across one of his works in Germany (across from my old kindergarten!). His sketches are equally as impressive.
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