Monica Garwood is an illustrator, designer, letterer, etc born and working in the Bay Area. She’s been featured in a bunch of publications and awarded a number of accolades, just one look at her work tells you why. If you like what you see, she currently has two affordable prints in her shop – Sisters from Game of Thrones (seen above) and Margot’s Dream/Richie’s Dream from The Royal Tenenbaum’s (seen last below).
Marcus James‘ has a way with colored pencils, illustrating rolling landscapes, Iberian bulls, and more. But what’s really impressive is the size he works at – the bulls are life-size! In fact everything is huge in scale, making me want to check out his work in a gallery asap.
Casting Spells by Camille Chew
Clouds Turn to Thunder by Marta Spendowska
Coffee Brewing Apparatus 1967 by Patent Prints
Vines & Snakes by Made by Perrin
Creatures of the Order Strigiformes by Kelsey Oseid
Faces I Know by Hiller Goodspeed
Young Lady by Tali Yalonetzski
Berlin-based illustrator Josephin Ritschel favors a modernist style featuring architecture of the same variety as its subject. Through it she creates books, prints, and comics – some of which you can pick up for yourself in her shop – in a pretty palette of muted tones.
Christopher DeLorenzo creates simple, bold illustrations and designs. As a one man studio based out of Massachusetts, he creates editorial illustration, branding development, advertising, packaging, fashion, and the list goes on. Bring some of his art into your space by checking out his shop and picking up a print or three.
If Steve Kim‘s veiled women don’t make you feel a little uneasy, well, you’re not as easily spooked as I am. Maybe it’s the lone blue color, or the empty staring eyes, or the lack of darn near anything else on the page that does it. But the thing is, I like to feel uneasy every once in awhile – don’t you?
Folklore, nostalgia, and the past are all running themes in Kreh Mellick‘s fantastic works of art. I’m hard pressed to choose between her mirrored illustrations and the unexpected monochromatic red pieces, each telling a fictional story.
Prickly Pear Fabric Wall Art by My Bearded Pigeon
Strawberry by Paper Ghost Studio
Graphic 83 by Georgiana Paraschiv
Pink and Yellow Minimalist Desert Landscape by Beeline Studio
Geometric Gold by Cat Coquillette
Libra Astrology Poster by Crisp Sheets
Becca Stadtlander Flowers Print by Little Otsu
Polka Dots & Paint by Tangerine-Tane
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Los Angeles-based Gigi Rose Gray has a name and face as chic as the mysterious ladies she illustrates. Through lurid side glances, hidden faces, and artful cropping, Gray creates a story in every piece that leaves us begging for more information.
Instagram is a treasure trove of good things beyond photos of sunsets, pumpkin spice lattes, and what people ate for lunch. An artist who simply goes by the name Ömer has quietly been creating and posting simple black line illustrations that leave just enough to the imagination. (A heads up that the majority of his work is probably NSFW.)
