Nazario Graziano brilliantly combines illustration and collage for clients like MTV, New York Magazine and Toyota.
Nazario Graziano
Titi Freak
São Paulo artist Titi Freak, when not practicing his yo-yo trick skills (not kidding), fuses action painting, fashion imagery, and comics.
Jordan Crane
Jordan Crane, famous for the Michael Chabon "Maps and Legends" cover, has created a number of other fantastic illustrations, both within and outside the publishing realm. Check out his portfolio here.
Aesthetic Packaging
We're all familiar with the posters of Aesthetic Apparatus, but their packaging designs for Andrews & Dunham teas show exactly why Aesthetic Apparatus sets itself apart from the rest.
Joel Holland
Brooklyn artist Joel Holland combines amazing illustration and beautiful hand lettered type for book covers, magazines and many other applications.
Damn Sea Legs
A nice series of illustrations by Matthew Walkerdine for online mag And I Still Miss You (words by Seb Wheeler). Check out the plethora of other amazing work on his site as well.
Julie Blackmon
The photographs of Julie Blackmon explore the dynamics of family and the fantastic elements of our everyday lives, both imagined and real.
Estúdio Alice
Illustrator/designers Estúdio Alice are doing some incredible work for their lucky clients. Oh, and of course, they're Brazilian.
Me and Mister Jones
Some nice work on the site of Belgian design firm Me and Mister Jones. Via Graphic Exchange.
Erick Montes
The work of Erick Montes was brought to my attention via his poster design for the 2009 How Design Conference, and I'm glad it was. I've been looking through his work on GigPosters ever since. Go there for yourself to enjoy the eye candy, and stimulate the economy by sending a few dollars his way for some fantastic work.
Hong Hao
Chinese photographer Hong Hao has a touch of the OCD. I should know. Anyway, his disease manifests itself in the form of these amazing, meticulous shots of the things he owns. Via Asian Photography.
Poster of the Day
This weeks' Posters of the Day feature the work of Kentucky's own Powerhouse Factories.
Jennifer Daniel is Funny.
Just visit her site and you'll instantly notice that she's going for something a little different. It begins with her address, which she spells out (httpcolonforwardslash......etcetera) because "Jennifer Daniel Dot Com was taken". Her illustration and design follows this formula, adding a bit of snarky humor to publications like The New York Times.
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