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An agency that handles some very cool artists and illustrators like Martin Sati, Chris Arran, David Bray, Doug Alves, Becky Blair, Sam Pierpoint, Christine Berrie, Oliver Polanski, Lesja Chernisch, István Szugyiczky, Toby Whitebread, Matt Taylor, Graham Holland, and Ben Arklo: Private View Illustration Agency
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This is an awesome set of artwork by classic movie poster artist Robert McGinnis: Robert McGinnis will always be known as the guy who did Bond, James Bond. Like Drew Struzan and Star Wars, McGinnis was the go-to guy for all the early 007 posters. He created the iconic stance of Bond holding his gun. [...]
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Enkeling combines illustration, typography with bright colors, 3-D stereography and a little bit of graffiti style to make totally unique illustrations. Enjoy! Last Days of Lady Day by Enkeling (via Flickr)
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Given the nature of Fairey’s art and his methods of appropriating found imagery, the argument is quite understandable and I’ve read countless valid points on both ends of the spectrum. Obey Giant blurs a lot of lines. Signalnoise.com | The art of James White » Support for Shepard
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Lisa Yuskavage’s painting emulates the soft focus, warm lighting, and the impossible combination of voluptuous and skinny beauty in the female body the same way that men’s magazines did in the 1960s and 1970s. She also directly mimics the sexist cartoons still found in the pages of Playboy. Their apple cheeked, elf-nosed, lingerie-clad blondes, brunettes, [...]
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I feel like I should have known about Autumn Whitehurst, yet somehow did, though I can’t remember if I did. Translation: She’s so good that you’ve probably seen her work peripherally and fell in love with it without knowing… Portfolios Art Department ALTPICK Interviews PIXELSURGEON webesteem magazine
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Shepard Fairey puts his 2¢ into the race for P.o.t.U.S.: SUPER WEDNESDAY – Obey Giant
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Postmodernism continues to reach out and touch us from the grave, but at least it has developed a sense of humor over the last 10 years. Brendan Tang is the Canadian artist who realized china and manga are two great tasted that go great together.
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Liz Armstrong writes a great article — nay! — compiles a useful resource on Chicago screen printers. I like this example by Keith Herzik. Really cool stuff…
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