Cats in clothes on the blog today! Which one is your favorite? I think like the the purple, big-eyed gentleman in particular. And don’t worry: in case your favorite cat is missing from the selection, artist Heather Mattoon can paint you a custom portrait of your own pet. And if that’s a bit too much, you […]
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If all medicines in the world were covered in beautiful little birdboxes, taking them would be much less of a pain, right? I’m quite sure Madrid-based artist Sara Landeta agrees with this. Sara has a beautiful series of illustrations that you might expect to be placed on paper, canvas or porcelain plates, but have been carefully drawn on empty medicine […]
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Hooray for humble homes, yummy breakfasts, and veery comfortable-looking sweaters! Fumi Koike is a Japan-based illustrator who graduated from the Musashino Art University in Tokyo. You can find more about Fumi and her works on her blog, Facebook & Flickr. Next March I’ll be in Japan for one month to meet up with some Japanese illustrators. The works […]
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I love each and every single one of these warm & wonderful ladyportraits. Aren’t they gorgeous? They are woodcut etchings by Ellen Heck; a very talented printmaker who lives and works in California. The works below are part of a series called Forty Fridas, which portrays 40 women that are dressed up as Mexican icon […]
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I discovered Alicia Baladan’s rich & dreamlike illustrations long before I started this blog so I’m very happy to feature her works on here today. Originally from Uruguay, Alacia Baladan graduated at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera in Milan and currently lives and works in Brescia, Italy. She is also the author of various children’s books […]
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Yelena Bryksenkova was one of the first illustrators I featured on the blog. As I noticed some wonderful new works on her site, I’m sharing some more with you today. You can find the original post here. Enjoy! www.yelenabryksenkova.com Selling on: Etsy
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How gorgeous are these?!? Although most of them have been created some years ago I couldn’t resist sharing them with you today. They are embroideries by California-based artist Megan Whitmarsh, who knows her way well around needle & thread. Megan has a fascinating portfolio of woks, varying from the wonderful fragments below to the more recent illustrations, stories and […]
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