Riccardo Guasco
January 17th, 2012 | Filed under: Artists, Illustration | Add a Comment »So very much beautiful work by Riccardo Guasco. Browse & enjoy.
(Via Behance)
So very much beautiful work by Riccardo Guasco. Browse & enjoy.
(Via Behance)
I’ve posted about Vivian Maier before, but I had forgotten about her in the interim, and I thought you might have too. So I’m bringing her up again, because she’s worth two posts.
To quote from the site linked above:
Born in New York 1926, Vivian Maier was an American-French photographer who worked as a nanny in Chicago from the mid-1950′s to the 1990′s. In 2007, two years prior to Maier’s death, 26-year-old real estate agent John Maloof purchased a box filled with 30,000 negatives from an estate sale for $400.
Vivian’s work was never known during her life, but she left behind a body of work of an incredibly high caliber.
The now-published book of her work is absolutely on my “must own” list.
Guys, there’s so much good work on Tang Yau Hoong‘s site that if I tried to put up everything I liked … well … it would pretty much just be his site. Please take the time to check him out, it’s well worth it.
Thoughtful, delicate, stylized faces by Stephane Tartelin. I don’t love or endorse all his work, but this set in particular is really beautiful.
Check out the beautiful/cool/spiffy/rocking illustrations of Nick Iluzada.
Guess what just went on my post-Christmas list? If you said posters of these three prints by Mathiole, you’d be dead right. This guy is pretty amazing.
I love me some Dan McCarthy. Check out this goodness by him.
Really beautiful work by Tran Nguyen … and more on her personal site.
In the east-meets-west vein, otherworldly work by Andrew Hem is also topping the charts today.
Beautiful east-meets-west mashup in the work of Julian Callos.