Goodbye...

I have been neglecting this blog terribly recently and for that I must apologise. I have decided to keep the blog up (so that you can still look at all the lovely things I've found over the last couple of years) but not to update it anymore. (It has been a month since I last updated, after all. That's not very good!)
I am now a blogger over at Pikaland, so you can still follow my posts there and I also run the "What I Wore Today" blog, where you'll find lots of talented artists' drawings...

marie walgraeve

marie walgraeve, also known as marmushka, is an illustrator from Ghent in Belgium (I have been discovering a lot of great Belgian artists recently!) She draws lots of girls, as you can see... she says "I wish I was better at drawing boys. If I do draw them, I tend to give them moustaches or beards because it makes them look more masculine. And also, there's something mysterious about men with beards". She is influenced by -among other things- music, My Little Pony and Murakami's books. find her on flick...

ephameron

yet again i've been totally slack on the updates... i've been in antwerp you see, meeting lots of talented people, like this lady.... ephameron (eva cardon) beautiful girl, beautiful work.
ps. i have changed the link to her myspace which has more recent work.

Fay Elizabeth Heffer

I went to the Norwich Art School (I refuse to call it NUCA) end of year show last week. As usual, Illustration stood out as the best show and one of my particular favourites was Miss Fay Heffer... I'll be posting a few more NUCA (there, I said it) grads this week so come back soon...

jennifer smith

simply gorgeous work by nearly-graduated from cambridge school of art lady jennifer smith... one to watch i reckon. (and you can 'watch' her by checking out her blog or her flickr)

ana albero

ana albero's work is just too wonderful... i adore her drawings.
oh, by the way, i'm sorry about my lack of recent posts... busy times here.

richard dinnis

i was in the year below this guy at college. i used to fish his discarded drawings out of the bin when he wasn't looking. i'm aware that makes me sound a little like a stalker but... he's a talented chap and his drawings are amazing, so i'm not ashamed. here's his website.
it's actually a little difficult to see the detail in these drawings on a computer screen. see that newspaper? he did the entire thing by hand!