Illustrator Phoebe Summers likes to paint sad girls. Although I’m not sure what they are sad about, I think they’re gorgeous! There’s something very whimsical and mysterious about all of them them, but I think the quirky girl in the first image is my favorite. For more, you can visit Phoebe’s website.
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Ceramics time, again! Illustrator Jen Collins had a desire to apply her style to more then a flat surface. Now she has been working with clay for a couple of years. Enough to create a little zoo with cute ceramic animals <3 Most of her creations are for sale at Bolden Ceramics. For her illustration work, […]
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I stumbled upon Alexis Winter’s illustrations on Instagram the other day. Now I’m a fan! Alexis is a Melbourne-born artist with a pair of restless hands and a passion for visual story telling, which both led her to become a great illustrator with a fun & edgy style. For many more of her creative projects you can visit her shop or site. […]
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Let’s start off this monday morning with some donuts. And some ice cream. And, since we’re at it, some heart shaped bonbons too! Yup, it’s pretty hard not to love these beautiful, lovely, yummy paintings by artist Joël Penkman. Born and raised in New Zealand, Joël moved to the UK after finishing his degree in Graphic Design at Canterbury […]
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Monika Forsberg’s colorful, superfun illustrations always make me smile. I love how each of them tells a little story and feeds the imagination. So pretty! You can visit Monika’s site & blog for many more illustrations and some beautiful animations too. And: Follow Monika on Facebook, Instagram for regular pics & updates. Selling on: Big Cartel
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Animals and flowers; two of my favorite things. Combining them like Katie Vernon does gives a pretty nice picture too! Based in Iowa, Katie gets most of her inspiration from being a florist, working with alpacas, and living in a school bus. Besides her lowered animals she makes lots of other lovely imagery which you can […]
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Nothing but love for these wonderful, whimsical watercolors by Jenny Lumelsky. Currently living and working in Israel, Jenny graduated from the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in 2010 and has participated in various exhibitions since then. Find her on Facebook, Pinterest, Flickr, Behance & Etsy or visit her site for many more.
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