Digging Rose’s illustration work, particularly the pirate, naval, and primate-themed pieces.
Two people plus one website equals Komboh. Digging the work and the immediacy of viewing it chaps.
Simon Wessely’s design and illustration portfolio is well worth a look.
I’m digging the illustration of Mitchell Blunt like a gravedigger workin’ overtime.
Illustrator Deanna Halsall has a charming website that showcases her quirky illustrations perfectly.
Artist Riki Takaoka sketches and paints the things he eats.
Emil Paun’s name may well be an anagram of email pun, but bless, he does some jolly nice character illustration.
The Illustrated Edinburgh High Street blog by Olly Paterson is very sweet. Bless, the boy has some time on his hands!
Jay Taylor’s shop is cooler than Carl Weathers on a jetpack.
Hwa Young Jung’s drawings of everyday foodstuffs are as charming as they are pointless. One can’t help but be impressed by the attention to detail.
The Creative Review blog has a nice article on Mr Chicken, designer of most of the signs adorning fried chicken joints in the UK.
This is a series of illustrations inspired by dreams on Flickr, and jolly nice it is too.
Multiple high fives to Janine Rewell for her delightful illustrations.
Some jolly nice work from peanut butter enthusiast Mr. Tad Carpenter. More tasty morsels on Flickr.
The occupation/war/slaugher/crusade/call-it-what-you-will is bloody expensive…
Dinner is served.
Frederik Peeters’ disturbing “living dead” portraits are guaranteed to amaze and offend in equal measures. His diverse choice of subjects and the sheer quantity of
Young Boris is the illustrated adventures of Boris Johnson, Mayor of London. Here’s hoping future adventures see him successfully abolish the Congestion Charge, knife crime
Icelandic illustrator Siggi Eggertsson has updated his portfolio, and it’s jolly nice.
Mumptown is the combined efforts of John Moores University graduates Ceri Jones and Oli Smith. Bless, they even have a blog too!
Adrian Johnson may well be a midget Evertonian, but why hold that against him when he’s doing such nice illustrations.
Canadian designer Eve Duhamel produces some pleasing work from her studio in Berlin.
Dark, sinister illustrations from the mind of Nicholas Di Genova.
Beautiful work, beautiful navigation. High fives to the legendary Lance Wyman.
Which? Magazine boasted some great covers in the 1970s.
The Hand Drawn Map Association is an invaluable resource (ahem!). Nice idea mind you, and they’ll even pay you for any maps you post to
Danny Zabbal’s improbable superheroes include retired cop Larry 3000 and the unfortunate Thunder Bear. Nice work that man.
Canadian illustrator Steve Mack has some delightful work in his portfolio.
Graphic designer Russ Mills’ portfolio features some innovative illustrations, created using some equally innovative methods: “they begin life as sketches in ink, the tool of
Suffolk-based illustrator Simon Wild has a great portfolio that’s well worth a look.