January 19, 2011
Stacey Rozich has a really interesting style of folk art illustration that she executes beautifully with watercolor and gouache. You can check below the jump for some more of her work or check out her blog mystery meats.
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May 10, 2010
Fashion-y’all know I live by that shit. Illustrations often stop me dead in my tracks. The effortlessly gorgeous way Nicole Guice combines them-well, let’s just say I am equal parts obsessed (this image is my desktop for both of my monitors), proud (Nicole is in that very special class of “talented female”), and jealous (I have since bought 75 tubes of watercolors but just keep drawing dumb triangles and clouds, ugh). Regardless, I love her work.
Plus, if you visit her site, you can read about how cool she is. I hear she is on the market for a handbag design job. Dear NYC – please hire Nicole. She is awesome. Plus, she’s one of those exceptionally rare people that are honestly talented and…really nice.
More of Nicole’s work after the jump…
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August 27, 2009
Devon Kelley-Yurdin is an Oakland, CA based artist who works with watercolor, ink, and cut paper. She describes her process as “[making] daydreaming and obsessing both productive creative activities.”
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June 10, 2009
Eoin is an Irish artist living & working in Dublin. He works in a range of mediums and aesthetics, but I’m a huge fan of his watercolor & acrylic drawings. Take a while looking through all of his drawings, there’s something slightly demented/magical about all of them; great stuff. Oh, and while you there, be sure to check out his ‘Dome’ sculpture made entirely of white chocolate…
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February 27, 2009
I love Adam’s work. It speaks of radicalism & violence, which is intriguing. But mostly I just like it because it looks cool.
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