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Went to a great little gallery today in London – Nelly Duff – we bought an Angelique Houtkamp giclee.

Visit the Nelly Duff website

Visit Angelique Houtkamp‘s site

With a dirty graphic blend and expressive raw lines, artist Diggy Smerdon, brings to life the themed characters and creations of dream and sub-conscious. With this distinct style, she explores unconventional subject matters with weird but wonderful forms. Her quirky creators, unique faces and obsession with hands adds a mystery to her work. She conveys the idea of identity and the elements what form Identity through her work, including our sub-conscious, instinct and our soul.

http://www.diggysmerdon.com

Cool hand drawn stuff and more here: http://www.behance.net/zaegerjones

Groovy monsters and loads of other great stuff!

Online gallery of UK Illustrator/Monster Maker Jennifer Bryan.
Visit the about section to find out more about this place and it’s creator or just jump straight to the gallery for visual some fun!

There’s also a bunch of FREE Downloadable paper toys in the Download section so have fun crafting!

http://creaturekebab.blogspot.com/

Beautifully drawn illustrations from Elly Walton.

http://www.ellywalton-illustrations.com/

All I Want for Christmas Cards Project 2009

All I Want For Christmas Cards 2009 is a new festive project in support of the

Bristol based charity ‘Young Bristol’. 20 local artists and illustrator’s have been

commissioned to create a limited edition run of Christmas cards that are being

sold as packs containing each of the 20 cards.

Illustrators that contributed to the project include Jon Burgerman, Ben Newman,

Peskimo, Inkie, Lucie Sheridan, Chris Dickason, Bjorn Lie and many more.

The packs themselves include 20 litho printed cards on high quality recycled card,

20 envelopes and an A2 poster.

The packs are available to buy through the website for just £15 and profits go to charity.

At a time of year when many people want, the All I Want for Christmas cards

project 2009 offers an opportunity to support those who need.

www.alliwantforchristmascards.com

www.youngbristol.com

my name is Daniel, I’m an illustrator.

I love drawing, thats my main passion. there’s always time for drawing, when I’m happy, bored, angry even sad. These emotions feed my ability to draw.Things that inspire me are the things that surround me, buildings, people, objects and even sounds. I like drawing from life, so most of my work is drawn on location.

All illustrations are created using a variety of pens and ink.

I have a great eye for detail and thats what i try to encourage in my drawings. As well as using a lot of detail, i try to keep the compositions very simple and colour very limited. Whilst attending university studying for a degree in Design, i realized my passion and interests lie in drawing,since then i haven’t looked back. After graduating from university in 2008, i have worked on a number of freelance projects and regularly exhibit my work in and around London.

Available for commission.

http://www.danielcashman.co.uk

Sai is an illustrator, chinese, base in London, study fashion in Hong Kong Polytechnic University from 2002, but she spend most of the time to attended visual communication and philosophy class, and also drawing. She is mainly interested in drawing, illustration, and visual elements. Love to explore the boundary of drawing, always experiment on different media and style. Been shown her work in a magazine for free, now she is selling her works in Bricklane. Actually She wants to selling her skills for cash to spend on music.

About A better hell

A better hell was created by Sai in 2007, is a platform to translate her mind into visual image. Things go through her eyes, it chemistry with her mind, then translate into  drawing.  Inspiration from life and elements found around the city, and turn it upside down or mix with imagination.

More work on site

http://abetterhell.carbonmade.com/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/abetterhell/

I would describe my Artworks as Graphic Abstract. Using a range of medium, mainly acrylics and house emulsion, I focus on colour,composition,shape and my love of emphisis through repitition to explore the spatial interactions of objects against their settings, carefully selecting what encircles the mundane and my everyday and then combining as a whole to form getaways, inner worlds of design.

My Illustration consists mainly of a “Fashion” theme, geared more towards the music and magazine cultures using colour for immediate impact and taking influences from my surrounding. Slowly slipping into a slightly twisted dream/nightmare of an everyday fairytale. I think all illustation should contain at least a little dark magic.

http://www.daw2art.com