A snarling illustration series by artist Boneface featuring well know pop culture figures in a neon punk post apocalyptic setting. See the amazing attention to detail aswell as the bright cheeky references.
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The Chanel x 666 series by artist Roberta Marrero
Chanel lipstick interpreted in an equally as glamorous presentation but with more ghoulish characters. Created by artist Roberta Marrero she places unlikely beauty icons as the face of Chanel makeups. See The Chanel x 666 series below:
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Drawings by artist Jared Africa
Like a sassy Lisa Frank artwork but on acid. Artist Jared Africa creates interesting and creepy drawing and drenched them in bright shocking colors to catch your attention in more than one way. See his work below: See more of his work here
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Broken Hearts by artist Miguel Leal
Almost ink blots by the title alone you are drawn to look further and notice a heart in each separate work. separately broken and abstractly tainted hearts. visual and executed by artist Miguel Leal. http://www.miguelleal.info/
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Illustrated Portraits by Sofia Bonati
See UK based artists Illustrated portraits. Specifically styled and charming. With occasional homage to pop culture. source:
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Illustrations by artist Kristofer Porter
NYC based artist Krisofer Porter creates cartoonish and interestingly creepy illustrations. source:
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Anthropomorphic Mountains by Artist Pam
Awesome illustration artwork by Netherland based artist Pam. Meshing both nature and the human figures this 3 part series. Something great I found out is she does very reasonalby priced commission work. Check out her work. st-pam.tumblr.com
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Ruby by Emma Allen
An intricately (time consuming) stop motion video about the continuation and beauty of reincarnation, expressed through many illustrating on her own face. “An animated self-portrait exploring the idea of rebirth and illustrating the transfer of energy from one incarnation to another. I painted this stop frame animation on myself over 5 days, using some face paints, a mirror and a camera.” Ruby from Emma Allen on Vimeo.
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Anatomy of Cartoon Characters – by Michael Paulus
Fun, maybe creepy figure drawings of the bone anatomy of well known cartoon characters by artist Michael Paulus.
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Soft Art by Hsiao-Ron Cheng
Delicate and overly sweet. You almost miss the little details due to its light pastel nature. See these artworks by artist Hsiao-Ron Cheng
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Illustrations by Victo Ngai
Unique illustrations by artist Victo Ngai. Colorful and influenced by old Japanese print-work. No consistent themes with the separate pieces but more of individual stories or messages captured in stand alone illustrations. source:
