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Category: Illustration

  • Yuta Onoda

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    Illustrator Yuta Onoda was born in Japan and is now based in Toronto, Canada. His clients include The New York Times, The Washington Post, Wired Magazine, The Atlantic, Simon & Shuster, Abrams Books and Tor Books. His fantasy tinged illustrations are infused with touches of flowing, Art Nouveau inspired curves and flowing ribbons of color.…

  • George Stavrinos

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    George Stavrinos was an illustrator active in the late 20th century. He specialized in fashion illustration, and stood out within that genre for his crisp, solid draftsmanship, personal flair and Art Deco stylings. His clients included The New York Times, Gentleman’s Quarterly, Cosmopolitan, Barney’s Clothes, Bergdorf Goodman, Push Pin Studios and the New York City…

  • Victo Ngai

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    Victo Ngai is an illustrator, originally from Hong Kong, now based in New York. “Victo” is a nickname for Victoria. Her clients include: The New Yorker, The New York Times, Sundance Film Festival, Wired, Scientific American, Tor Books, ABRAMS, International Herald Tribune, Utne Reader and a number of other editorial and advertising clients. She uses…

  • Cory Loftis

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    Cory Loftis is a visual development artist working at Disney Animation. In his off hours, he fills his blog with delightful drawings of a variety os subjects. Loftis is one of those artists whose drawing style os so lively and springy, it looks like he loads his pen (stylus) with liquid fun.

  • Lindsey Carr

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    Lindsey Carr is a contemporary painter and printmaker whose current series of works takes their inspiration from her fascination with the numerous atlases of natural history that proliferated in the 19th century, in particular those from Eastern Asia. Her recent works explore the look and feel of these books right down to their appearance of…

  • Toby Allen's Real Monsters

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    Illustrator and concept artist Toby Allen created a series of monster illustrations, in which he attempted to interpret and give physical presence to the invisible “Real Monsters” of mental illnesses like anxiety, schizophrenia, avoidant personality disorder and others. Response to the series was such that Allen is revising and expanding the series, casting it as…