Martin Jarrie I

Martin Jarrie's wonderful coloured path. Martin is an painter, illustrator, sculptor and graphic designer based in Paris. 

Sara Nikeghbali II

Sara Nikeghbali's action packed ginger with massive muscly arms. 

Sara Nikeghbali I

Sara Nikeghbali is an Iranian illustrator living in Tehran, who has made these fantastically fun illustrations using ginger root. Love, love, love . . .

Vicky Yang

Vicky Yang is an illustrator, graphic designer and animator. Here are some pages of her book Hmmph about things that upset her when she was younger, the top image is about swallowing a seed and the bottom one about an annoying brother laughing at her misfortune.

Wangzhe Zhang I

Beautiful, shimmering layers of detail are assimilated into these delicate illustrations by Wangzhe Zhang who completed her MA at Camberwell School of Art last year.

Maddalena Gerli I

Italian illustrator Maddalena Gerli's illustrations for the book Sottosopra 'Upside Down'. Maddalena divides the picture beautifully with areas of colour, they are bold and simple but with great complex details that keep you interested time after time.

Juxta

This was a strange juxtaposition of pins on pinterest some weeks ago. 
I love it when you find these odd combinations of images that work in different ways from how they were originally intended. But then it is the way that you read, misread or interpret visual information that is really important and I do find that misreading it is often even more creatively productive than correctly interpreting it, because though you see your mistake you see the possibility to.

Valeria Petrone II

Valeria Petrone, again working with layering of character and obscured areas.

Valeria Petrone I

I Love these strange ghostly figures hanging in the antlers of this deer, by Valeria Petrone, I like her unique way of layering of characters.

Cinta Arribas

Spring is coming, so here is a surprise flower from the portfolio of Cinta Arribas.

100 Flowers

I am working on some illustrations for a project about getting flowers (all be it illustrated) back into hospitals. 
This piece is called Chamomile, I am basing my works to the theme of Glasgow's formal herb garden's.  

Bohdan Wróblewski II

All the legs framing this piece by Bohdan Wróblewski made me smile.

Bohdan Wróblewski I

Bohdan Wróblewski continues my latest Polish Illustration series. I really love the composition of these illustrations especially the double page spreads. Bohdan Wróblewski again was a graduate of the Warsaw Academy of Fine Art he illustrated many books and designed several sets of postage stamps for Polish Post.

Maria Łuszczkiewicz-Jastrzębska I

These illustrations by Maria Łuszczkiewicz-Jastrzębska have a great range of mark making and wonderful humour and characters, I really loved the slightly panicked looking bobbin people. Maria Łuszczkiewicz-Jastrzębska trained in graphics at the Warsaw Accademy and speciallised in dry point printing.