Hsiao Ron Cheng
Well it’s been an exciting Saturday chez casa Grey not Grey, backing up the household computers and upgrading operating systems. If Google’s not making money from Apple by telling Mac users to upgrade to Snow Leopard lest they cease to…
Share this:
New artwork – Ian Rogers
Lots of interesting stuff on the interwebs today like this excellent flickr set of Chinese firecracker labels (via metafilter) but instead of posting an article, I’ve been messing around in illustrator again – so here’s a self-portrait. According to my…
Share this:
Isabelle Arsenault
Isabelle Arsenault is a Québecoise illustrator, originally from Sept-Îles (the northernmost town in Quebec with any significant population), now based in Montreal. She got a design degree from Université de Montréal but quickly changed gears and became an illustrator. This, as…
Share this:
Nicolas Delort
I happened to stumble across the work of Nicolas Delort, a Parisian illustrator. He works in a variety of styles and media but I was most impressed by his work with this scratchboard-y technique – very time-consuming and requiring a…
Share this:
Arthur Rackham Toes
I would be pretty surprised if you haven’t heard of Arthur Rackham. Quite possibly the most famous English illustrator of the early 20th century, he illustrated dozens of books in a variety of styles. My personal favourites are Alice’s Adventures in…
