I don't think I've ever shared Andrew Holder's work on here before, but I've been an admirer for a long time. I would die to get my grubby little fingers on one of his screen prints. Here are a few of my favorite illustrations:
See more: www.andrewholder.net
Well folks, the day has finally come! I hope you had a chance to watch the inauguration today - a truly extraordinary moment in American history. One day my kids will ask where I was when Obama was sworn in as the 44th President and I'll tell them I was sitting in my pajamas, an empty cereal bowl at my side, watching it on my laptop as the laundry swirled in the other room - and yet I still felt more connected to my fellow citizens than I ever had before.
One amazing thing that came out of this last election was all the fantastic artwork. I've never seen so many artists and designers united - for anything - let alone politics. If you haven't seen this site already, it's definitely worth a peak - http://designforobama.org. Lots of great design going on!
This is one of my favorite designs - so simple!
Unite the States of America - by Aaron Allen
Karen Taggar is an illustrator.
And I like her drawings.
More about Karen:
I recently graduated with honors from the “Bezalel Academy of Art and Design” in Jerusalem, Israel. I specialized in illustration.
My two passions in life are drawing and reading, so finding
that such a thing as “illustration” existed was a complete joy.
I love making sequences of images that create a story, I love
trying to draw thoughts and feelings - things that are
“un-drawable”, I also love drawing from life, and especially
love it when i find people somehow understand what i do.
I live in Tel Aviv, my favorite city, with my favorite man
and my two favorite cats…
See more of her awesome work here.
Ms. Ebony Ellerslie is an illustrator currently based in Australia whose work I find rather pleasing to the eye.
Snouts, ©Ebony Ellerslie
Ebony Ellerslie is fueled by a love of drawing, particularly drawing from life. She has worked for InStyle Magazine and the Australian Financial Review, and has picked up awards such as The National Gallery of Victoria Society Award, The Roger Kemp Memorial Prize, and the Nikon/Salon Centre for Contemporary Photography award. As a child she had a fear of bipedal wolves. She favours the quiet, slow, old and handmade, and if she was a biscuit she would be made with condensed milk somehow. Her favourite word is ‘gulab jamun.’
Ebony Ellerslie is represented by The Jacky Winter Group.
See more of her work on her Flickr page or stop by her blog.
