Archive for the 'Brush' Category

“Nurse Hypo” and Others by Phillip Jackson

Nurse Hypo by Phillip Jackson

Phillip Jackson, aka Jolly Jack, creator of the memorable “Sequential Art” and other online comic strips, has a great little sketchbook section to find a little inspiration.  His drawings are fresh, sexy, and humerous - not a bad combination.

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Otis Sketch and Others from Chris Legaspi

Although his site seems to not have been updated recently (I could be wrong), you definitely need to check out the work of Chris Legaspi.  Rarely do you find someone so diverse in talents: from fine art to cartoon, this guy has all styles on the lockdown.  Definitely sick.

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Untitled (Head) by Sam Weber

Untitled (Head) by Sam Weber

I really respect artists who work in ink, it seems like such an unforgiving medium. Sam Weber has some great sketches and an impressive portfolio of illustrations, ranging from the visceral to the dark and unsettling.

Updated: For further review, see Charley Parker’s post on his blog linesandcolors.com.

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Untitled (Young Girl) by Lotte Klaver

Untitled by Lotte Klaver

Another Dutch artist, Lotte Klaver, has a huge amount of great ink drawings which exhibit great dynamism.

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“Femme Poire” by Francois Dubeau

Femme Poire

Impressive display of how much emotion can be invoked with nothing but a few lines of ink. Reminds me vaguely of Japanese ink drawings.

By Francois Dubeau

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