The good, the bad and the awesome. I’m posting something “cool” every day over in the flickr group “Make Something Cool Everyday.” I’m 9 days in and going strong, here’s some highlights:
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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Jess’ new book, We Can Fix It: A Time Travel Memoir, is up for sale at Lulu. The basic idea is she goes back in to fix all the things she thinks she’s done wrong in the past.
With Jess’ sharp line work and wicked sense of humor, this book is really fantastic.
Ray, Stylus member and founder, has been featured on Illustration Mundo. Always working always creating. Not only a great artist but an artist with a great work ethic. Something not seen very often.
If you’re anything like us Styl.us folks, you love seeing process work and sketches from artists. Raz just uploaded a ton of great sketches to his Flickr account.
You can see more at on his Flickr Page.
Evan’s shirt, The Owliminator, is up for one day only (and that day would be today) at Shirt.Woot. Get it quick!
If you missed it, you missed it!
I don’t know much about Mike Mitchell (above), but I do know that I like what I’m seeing! Check out his website for more of his work! There’s also a link to his blog, where I found the sketchblog of John Powell (below) - also fantabulous!
Hello Stylus readers! I just released the first installment of his webcomic, Gone to Ground. Based on the Warhammer 40,000 setting created by Games Workshop for various tabletop & videogames, novels, and comicbooks, the series follows a squad of soldiers in their quest to survive various alien battlefields, irate superiors, and work duty of any [...]
Kevin Tong just did a massive update on what he’s been working on and where’s he’s been lately. I just had to share some of his poster work. It’s ridiculous.
The three shown here, along with a number of other posters he’s done, are up for sale at his site http://www.tragicsunshine.com.
I’ve been exploring texture a lot in my digital work and Merboy here is a recent treasure. I’m really excited by this character, expect to see him more in the future. (p.s. you can get a print over at Inprnt if you really dig it)
