Made You Look

There is a flickr set of John Martz’s who illustrates his mom 1968 yearbook. If I would do this would my own yearbook then it would take me some time.

Dive. Graphite and digital color by James Jean Taiwanese-American award winning artist and illustrator living in Los Angeles. Nothing much about him except he was born in 1979.

This illustration by Pascal Blanchet caught my eye. There is an interesting urban legend about a song titled Gloomy Sunday aka “Hungarian suicide song” that was written in 1933 and was blamed for hundreds of suicides in the 1930s. Interesting for a song to have that kind of power.

An illustration that Michael Heald did for Lightmaker. I love the piggy one.

The brief was a branding task, to create a lively and fun brand for the new mobile subscription service ‘Splash’ (which you may have seen on MTV). This was the chosen brand. Good choice Splash!! I wanted to give the brand some real mileage, so designed the character to work in the same way as some of my other character ranges, where you can simply change the skin to create a totally new character while still keeping a ‘family’ feel, keep your eye’s peeled there is a new site on the way too.

It’s a blog about a spoiled bunny heiress who gets to wear all the hot runway fashion.

Cute animated web portfolio full of interactive art, games and illustrations. link

I love his paintings/illustrations. They are very well rendered which my old life drawing teacher would’ve loved and quite expressive. crackedhat

Around The World For Twelve Months created by Andrey Gordeev from the Behance network. Guess what country the picture above is.

I like how expressive the expression of the girls are. The kind of manga style art that I like

Kana Ohtsuki lives in kyoto. She started her career making cover art for the Free Paper while she was attending Sei-an University of Art and design. Her work is not the typical big eye Japanese girl art. The tone is soft with dark undertones. Her subjects are innocent teenagers whose feeling cannot be expressed in words. There is a mystery hidden behind the eyes of these girls. via compoundgallery

This picture reminds of those crazy fan girls.
Biography:
My name is Jillian Tamaki, I’m a Canadian illustrator living in Brooklyn, New York. I graduated from the Alberta College of Art and Design in Calgary in 2003 with a Bachelor of Design. I do mostly editorial illustration for magazines and newspapers with some dabbling in comics.
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