October 30, 2008
Marcela Restrepo.
Columbian-born illustrator Marcela Restrepo’s Leftyhand Shop is truly amazing! Take a look for yourself. It’s oozing awesomeness.
:: via Studio Home Creative
October 7, 2008
Legs and Feets.
I’m swooning over this piece by Kurt Halsey Frederiksen. He can make feet look attractive – a major plus for this foot-a-phobe!
:: via Mackin Ink
Posted In create, illustration
September 23, 2008
Robert Samuel Hanson.
I’m loving these line drawings by Robert Samuel Hanson. Nothing like animating something stationary to pique my interests and simultaneously freak me out. (Just a little.)
September 18, 2008
Kevin Dart.
Loving these pieces by So-Cal illustrator Kevin Dart. Muted tones just always get me. Right. There.
:: via cornology
August 12, 2008
Raquel Aparicio.
Raquel Aparicio illustrates beautiful pieces for books, magazines and advertising. She’s one of the rare ones who’s work takes my breath away and leaves me at a loss for words. Enjoy.
July 31, 2008
Hide n Seek.
The instant I saw these illustrations at Etsy shop Hide n Seek I fell madly and deeply in love with them.
Sometimes saying less is actually more.
June 26, 2008
Dan McCarthy.
Dan McCarthy is an artist.
He lives in Massachusetts with his Boston terrier (ironic, no?).
He likes skateboard decks and sweatbands.
Oh, and he does kickass work. 
June 10, 2008
Laura Berger.
Laura Berger’s illustrations make me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. Which is a good thing (no, really) because that’s exactly the sort of response she hopes to evoke from you when viewing her beautiful illustrations. Check out more work at her Etsy shop – laurageorge.
June 6, 2008
Kathleen Habbley.
Kathleen Habbley creates illustrations that I want to gobble up. I blame it on the candy colors. Another case of the sort of work that makes me want to yell “I wish I had done that!”
June 5, 2008
Ashley G. and Drew.
It’s nice here. Living under my rock that is. How did I only just now become acquainted with the lovely work of Ashley G. and Drew? I’m a big fan of the simple shapes and color palettes used in their work. And I do believe that the second piece – I Like Your Scarf – needs to be mine all mine.
