With a name that intriguing, there was no doubt I’d sooner or later stumble upon the website of this artist. Drunken Tengu is the home of Susan H. Morgan, who has realized, over the past years, a certain amount of works for educational assessment (she seems to like bird-types a lot, too). Her art isn’t [...]
Here’s an artist I’ve known through a few art-related websites, and whose style I find quite pleasant and interesting. Pamela, who currently resides in South Florida, is a freelance webmaster and graphic-designer who works a lot with vector graphics, and has displayed a notable talent in her creations. Feel free to visit her website, Pamzylove.com, [...]
There’s a strong sense of color and contrast in Cybèle’s vector illustrations, which can be checked in her large portfolio on WalkCycle. If some may think that her works fall more into the design category rather than the illustration one, this must not be the opinion of her many customers, among which Smirnoff, Marks & [...]
This comes a little late, and to be honest, I didn’t think I’d still have the time to draw my very own “best wishes” card for this year’s holidays season. However, things folded up better than expected in the end, and I was able to take a good hour out of my timetable to design [...]
Hop Art specializes in web-related services, among which the creation of websites, Flash animations and illustrations. Of course, the interesting bit I found on their website—not that web-design isn’t interesting, but the point of this blog is after all to focus on vector-based art first—is the pictures samples, which are the work of Hop Art’s [...]
Behind this cryptic name hides the online portfolio of an artist from Parma, Italy, who goes under the nickname of ‘Moop’ (Francesca being her little name). Although I haven’t found much about her in terms of a biography, what I can say is that her illustrations (all vector-based and done in Flash) are dynamic and [...]
Graphic-designer, diplomed in visual communication since 2002, Ségolène Delavault, who currently lives in the Paris area, is walking the freelance road, but has also worked for Athanor Communications, the Chelles town hall, or Altius Conseils in Tours. Illustrator now being her favorite way of giving life to her illustrations, it is not surprising to notice [...]
Torisu Koshiro’s may not be everybody’s favorite style of graphics, but the fact remains: these are vectors nonetheless, and working well in the context for which they’re being created. Diplomed of the Insitute of Art in Seattle, Torisu, he’s been realizing limited editions posters and prints since 1998 for clients such as the library of [...]
Back to France, to visit the works of an illustrator and freelance graphic-designer going by the pen name of “Aautruche”. Sexy, glamorous, and stylish women seem to be her preferred theme, managed through the use of a quite realistic style. While some of her illustrations also contain integrated elements that aren’t done in vectors, there’s [...]
No, not pillaging Drawn’s articles here, although it’s the third time I link to an illustrator they’ve presented. The fact is that, when I find an interesting one, I still think it worth to present him/her on this blog as well. Hence why I’m showcasing Brandon “Ragnar” Johnson today, with his very nicely done website [...]