examples of impressive illustration by various artists
We’ve been chomping at the bit for a Coronavirus-related game and thankfully artist Rafael Gonzalez Jr. has come to the rescue with his pandemic-themed version of the Mexican bingo game, Loteria. The tongue-in-cheek version alters the game’s original iconography and replaces it Covid-19 related ones drawn by Rafael. The Texas-based artist’s version of Pandemic Loteria includes 37 cards, 10 boards and is available for purchase. (more…)
With pretty much everyone on the planet stuck indoors during this Pandemic, people are coming up with creative and interesting ways to connect with one…
Pedro Mezzini, Creative Art Director at David the Agency, has created a Coronavirus version of author Martin Hanford's iconic series of children's books, Where's Waldo?…
Perfect timing. Today is International Women's Day and this arrived on my doorstep last night. Icons: 50 Heroines Who Shaped Contemporary Culture. A brand new,…
We've already shared with you The Evolution of the Kiss in Art through 24 works for a past Valentine's Day. Now we bring you a…
Vogue Italia, for the first time in its history, renounced the use of photos for the magazine's January 2020 issue to make room for 7…
This dad brings kids imagination to life. Not literally, but close enough. Brothers 8-year-old Dom and 6-year-old Al are lucky boys. The two love to…
Published by Viction:ary, a new 288 page, hardcover bound book will be released next month. Botanical Inspiration: Nature in Art and Illustration is an artistic…
Your Childhood Ruined by Thomas Colombo. Artist Thomas Colombo, aka Madman, has effectively managed to ruin the childhood of at least 100,000 fans and followers with his hilarious parodies of the most coveted books from our youth. Adorable board books and teen novels go from Mother Goose to Motherfucker with the simple twist of a headline, an added expletive and the occasional visual twist. (more…)
This is not the first time we've brought these adorable chalk street creatures by David Zinn to your attention. We first introduced you to these…
