The work of French illustrator, Jules Julien, is questions the reality of the world which surrounds us.  He puts in scene a world where the symbol blends with the anecdote and where the strange is concealed behind the images in his meticulously drawings.

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“Clare Stephenson’s sculpture and drawings sit comfortably between craft, Pop, DIY and a taste for the nasty side of French culture. She makes art the way cranks build models, with scrupulous attention to detail and a respect for Read the full story

2 years ago, we introduced you the wonderful work of fashion illustrator Cecilia Carlstedt -  Since then, she has created a lot more goodness ! Here is a little update of her elaborate and oh so fashionable portfolio… Read the full story

I randomly came across Anna Higgie’s illustrations looking at an older issue of Dazed and I really liked her detailed drawings. Without any help of computers, its nice to see that there is still some talented handy illustrators.

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Samantha Zaza is a self confessed “compulsive sketcher, tea drinker, nomad”. She is also a fantastic graphic artist as her amusing Coup series demonstrates. The series is a selection of colour pencil drawings of pigeons “with Napoleonic complexes”.  Zaza moves around between Istanbul and San Fransisco, she blogs and she exhibits her drawings at Studio Gallery on Polk Street in San Fransisco. Read the full story

Stella Im Hultberg is raw femininity, sexuality, vulnerability, and reality. Nothing is masked in the faces of her girls; all misery, all troubles are fully evinced. Hultberg’s paintings and drawings cause the viewer to feel for her girls. They are the type of girls that everyone subconsciously desires [male and female alike]. Read the full story