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.

More below the jump.

Rain Rider by Phillip Jackson

Ribbon by Phillip Jackson

Panda Fishing by Phillip Jackson

Pilchard the Dragon by Phillip Jackson

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1. “Mangled” and Others by Phillip Rauschkolb
2. “Accompanied” by Eric Haddad
3. Drawings and Tutorials by Brian Ewing

I came across the works of Frank Stockton via the newly started “quarterly zine of literature, art, and design” Urban Molecule. I’m glad I did too because Frank Stockton’s work is simply cool. I was also pleasantly surprised to find that I actually recognized one of his drawings from a New York Times article I had read some time ago about the disappearance of bees:

Graphic to New York Times article “Losing Their Buzz”

What I like about his blog is the fact that he shows you the various stages of his illustrations, from conception to the finished product.  Very informative.  On top of that, his stories are also very entertaining.  Definitely worth your while.

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1. "Tower of Babel" by Colin McAllister
2. Eduardo Recife: Interview and Drawings
3. Untitled ("Voila") by Isabelle Arsenault