Beautiful video of Conrad Roset drawing & watercoloring his muse over the course of 8 minutes. Check out more of his work at www.conradroset.com. (via @ciarasworld)
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Blog:Doodle Everyday
Stumbled upon these adorable drawings by Lim Heng Swee, an illustrator living and working in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. She started Doodle Everyday as a personal project, and has a lot of work up, so make sure to take a look around! via twig & thistle
Blog:J.Pap’s Diecut Drawings
J.Pap is an art director and graphic designer. I’m amazed at his set of diecut packaging drawings on Flickr. For the last year, he’s turned every-day packaging into works of art by flattening then composing detailed illustrations on the inside. Created with no commercial intent, he says: The shape of the package usually suggests which…
Blog:Moleskine for iDevices
My personal notebook collection is an ever-changing battle between Moleskines and Field Notes. I love the bigger Moleskines and their quality build, and love the take-anywhere-back-pocket-ability of the Field Notes (plus, I like supporting Draplin & Coudal, the people behind Field Notes). Moleskine will soon be releasing covers the smartphones and tablets, compatible with iPhone…
Blog:Without a Hello! Contest
This month, The Hello Project is partnering with Sharpie® to give all you doodlers out there the chance to win all sorts of rad Sharpie® pens and goodies! HOW IT WORKS: Submit a Hello – without using any words that mean ‘hello’ – by September 30, 2010 and win Sharpie® Pens and other cool Sharpie®…
Blog:The Sketchbook Project
Want a chance for people all over the country to see your work? Why not sign up for the 2011 Sketchbook Project? A sketchbook is a place to put your heart and soul. Let it out into the wild; we’ll keep you connected. We know how precious a sketchbook is. You carry it with you…
Blog:Piascik Drawing on Video
I’ve been doing my fair share of hand lettering lately, but the ease and speed at which Chris Piascik draws his letters is nothing short of amazing to me. Practice, practice, practice.
Blog:Chris Sharron Illustration
Chris Sharron, who is a friend of the site, has launched a new website chock-full of his great illustration work. The body of work began with editorial cartoons for the Daily Kent Stater newspaper as a student, and has evolved into t-shirt design (with a few prints on Threadless), comics, and commissioned work for magazines.…
