Iconic vehicles become characters of their own in well-loved movies and TV shows. Artist Mainger pays tribute in a car centered illustrations series. The pop culture cars featured include Drive, The Simpsons, Ghostbusters, Star Wars, Back to the Future, Mad Max and more.
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Illustrations by Steve Gianakos
A raunchy portrait series by artist Steve Gianakos with subjects covering topics of drug use, beauty ideals, self harm and sexuality. See some of the works below:
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Art by Tom Colbie
A traveler in a spacesuit visits different dementions and times. Created by artist Tom Colbie we find the astronaut in completely surreal and/or silly locations with the occasional homage to pop culture and familiar structures. See some of the ongoing series below:
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Illustrations by Shohei Otomo
Shohei Otomo son of Katsuhiro Otomo known for the cult manga creator of Akira creates black and white ballpoint pen illustrations with an anarchist twist to Japanese culture including cops, drugs, violence and sex. See some of his works below: Related articles Hollywood’s live-action Akira adaptation rumored to be a trilogy A Detailed Look Inside a Retractable Ballpoint Pen to Explain What Produces Its Satisfying Click Christoper Nolan May Work on Live-Action Akira Trilogy Chistopher Nolan Presents AKIRA??
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Illustrations by Leonard Peng
Brooklyn based illustrator/designer Leonard Peng has a unique and interesting illustration style specifically centered around character design. From fan art to full on stories all he creates has a sense of joy and craftsmanship. Here are some selected works: www.leonardpeng.com
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Art by Valeria Petrone
Arist Valeria Petrone creates an interesting series surrounding topics including struggle, sexuality and company. Valeria is well-known for her works with children’s books and magazine editorials. See some selected works below:
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Art by Violeta Hernández
Mexican graphic designer/artist Violeta Hernández creates illustrations depicting nymph like women exploring the topics of femininity, sensuality and nature. See some of her works below:
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Illustrations by Jack Whittington
Some selected works by designer/illustrator Jack Whittington. He creates simple designs with playful and occasionally inappropriate subcontext that keeps you viewing.
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Me & MY OTHER ME by artist Fulvio Obregon
A time travel/nostalgic illustration series by Colombian based artist Fluvio Obregon where we find iconic celebrities posing with their younger green self. They include Michael Jackson, Steve Jobs, Paul McCartney and more. See the Me & MY OTHER ME series below:
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Predator vs. Prey by Alex Solis
Illustrator Alex Solis creates an ongoing series titled Predator vs. Prey where we find predators violently ripping into their prey. You find both are doe eyed and cute, but the predator is still going to do what’s necessary. See some of the Predator vs. Prey series below: Images © Alex Solis
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HOLLOW CHILDREN by BJÖRN GRIESBACH
A haunting portraiture series by illustrator Björn Griesbach featuring the blacked and blurred out faces of small children grinning. The only thing with detail an focus would be their bright white teeth in an assortment of hollow smiles. See the some of the Hollow Children series below: via supersonic electronic
