Amy Ross

I’m not sure what these are called, but I love them! They are collages by Massachusetts-based artist Amy Ross. Bringing together flora and fauna, Amy creates all kinds of strange, delightful creatures that I wouldn’t mind saving a spot on my wall for.  Amy Ross graduated from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, in […]

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Sophie Woodrow

I have been staring at these precious creatures by Sophie Woodrow forever. But I simply can’t decide which one is my favorite because I love them all too much. Life can be difficult sometimes! Sophie Woodrow had an interest in working with clay from a very early age. She graduated from Falmouth College of Art with a BA in Studio […]

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Harriet Lee-Merrion

I recently came across the work of Harriet Lee-Marrion and immediately fell for her style. I love the (little) oddities in her drawings. Surreal, simple and yet peculiar enough to stop & stare when they cross your eye.. The lady with nine heads is probably my favorite <3 Harriet Lee-Marrion is an illustrator who lives in Bristol. You can visit […]

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Kelly Puissegur

Oh boy, I’m head over heels for Kelly Puissegur’s fun & fabulous illustrations! Inspired by random oddities, Kelly (a.k.a. Retro Whale) creates creatures of all kinds using different media such as pencils, ink, acrylic & oil. I particularly like the pugs and I’m quite a fan of the soldier-spitting polar bear too! Kelly Puissegur currently […]

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Dan Hillier

English artist Dan Hillier creates engravings of people from the victorian era and ads a wonderful, surreal tone to them by including animalistic and natural features. Love them! His works have been exhibited in various locations such as the Louvre in Paris and the National History Museumin Turin. They are available for sale on his website and on The […]

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Allyson Melberg

I came across these fun & bizarre illustrations a while ago on Pinterest. They are drawings by Allyson Melberg, an artist and art teacher from Harrisonburg, Virginia. Allyson also does collaborative work with her husband, Jeremy Seth Taylor, of which you can find some examples here. Allyson and Jeremy also have a blog where they […]

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Gillian Warden

Do you know that moment when you go to bed and you realize you are falling asleep? That kind of in-between-point where you’re still awake yet your mind is no longer bothering you with thoughts and instead filled with shapes and images you do not control? I’m not sure if this sounds familiar at all, […]

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