Grzegorz Domaradzki or Gabz is a Polish illustrator.  His site is chock a block with paintings, illustrations and drawings. I’ve picked out some portraits that I really liked. Share this on del.icio.us Digg this! Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUpon Submit this to DesignFloat Share this on Facebook Tweet This! Subscribe to the comments for this post?

Jörn Gerbert is a professional illustrator, artist & graphic designer who is living in Germany. These images are from his blog. I really admire caricaturists and their ability to exaggerate a character while still keeping some realism in the portrait. Share this on del.icio.us Digg this! Stumble upon something [...]

Every Monday we take a sneak peek inside an artist or illustrator’s sketchbook for inspiration and illustration goodness. Here’s some work from David Fullarton’s moleskine. David is a San Francisco based illustrator and you can see much more of his very cool illustration work on Flickr.   If you [...]

Alex Schomberg (1905 –1998) has been described by Stan Lee as being “to comic books what Norman Rockwell was to the Saturday Evening Post”. He was a commercial comic book illustrator, painter and is renowned for his science fiction art. In the 1940s alone he had illustrated more than 500 covers with characters including Nazis, [...]

Larry Carlson is an illustrator producing some very surreal work. Tucked away, in fact I’d say hidden on his website is a section called Astronomica featuring some beautiful old world illustrations.  Here’s a sample: You can see more work on Larry’s Flickr Photostream. Share this on del.icio.us Digg this! Stumble upon [...]

This week’s Escape From Illustration Island podcast is all about promotion. Something all illustrators need to do, but many struggle with. On the show, Thomas James talks to Leif Peng about the best ways that creative professionals can adapt to changes in the industry and make the most of new technology. Share this on del.icio.us Digg this! Stumble [...]

Zsolt Vidak is a Hungarian illustrator living in Budapest. He has illustrated for a number of local and international magazines, ad agencies, design studios and has been making illustrations and comics for Roham art magazine since. He has also designed several stamps for the Hungarian Post, the latest of which is for the Winter Olympic [...]

The three robbers is a classic children’s book by Tomi Ungerer. The robbers are very successful in their exploits, but one day they stop a carriage with no treasure, only a little girl called Tiffany who is on her way to live with her evil aunty. The robbers take Tiffany off to their hideout where [...]

Every Monday, in the interest of inspiration, we peek inside the sketchbooks of artist, illustrators and anyone who likes to doodle. Yissus Galiana has some stunningly beautiful work in his moleskines. He specialises in illustration and hand-drawn typography.   If you’d like to have your sketchbook [...]

Great artwork from Earl Norem, an American artist born in 1924, who painted covers for Marvel Comic Books and Magazines as well as novels, gaming books, movie posters, baseball programs, and trading cards. His work is so colourful and shows men in a highly heroic and muscular light and women as “man hungry nymphs” or [...]

This has to be one of the most beautiful title or end credit sequences ever made for a movie. The end credits for this Lemony Snicket´s a Series of Unfortunate Events (2004) consist of an animated sequence featuring Olaf and the Baudelaire children. It’s directed by Jamie Caliri. The animation has a beautiful flat look [...]

This week on the best illustration podcast, Thomas James talks to illustrator and painter Ron English.  Ron English’s work has been exhibited in galleries and museums worldwide but he is probably best known for having pirated over a thousand billboards over the last twenty years, replacing existing advertisements with his own hand-painted “subvertisements”. Here’s a [...]