Interviews

Shen Plum is an illustrator based in Toronto. We already talked about Shen here, in 2008, she was 22. She used to design and print her own tshirts and tote bags or collect photographs of bunnies. She creates lovely paintings and drawings with a soft hue and delicate style. Shen Plum is also a member [...]

Andrew Bannecker is a Washington DC based illustrator creating beautiful art that captures the imagination and tells a story with a lovely vintage touch. His work featured at the One Show, New York Festivals, Communication Arts, American Illustration, The Society of Illustrators, 3×3 Magazine, 3×3 Proshow, Lürzer’s Archive 200 Best Illustrators, and exhibitions of note [...]

Sergio Membrillas is a Spanish (Valencia) illustrator with a great simple and efficient style. He uses different media to create vintage posters, children or editorial illustrations. Sergio Membrillas works internationally for magazines, music labels and promoters.

Elise Boularan is a young French photographer sharing her time between Paris and Toulouse. Elise creates intimate and still thick images with a colorful and original style. Blured,dark or desaturated, her art is of mystery and silence. A slow narrative work fulfilled with rough passion and emotion. Elise Boularan already has a great list of [...]

Antonio Suarez was born in Panama and decided to come to Vancouver in 2001 for Classical Animation studies and later Digital Design at the Vancouver Film School. Previously named “Reverse Design Lab”, his new blog and portfolio is named “dreamsandrubies”. Antonio Suarez explores different creative fields in video and also illustration or photography. His personal [...]

Michelle Thompson is a British illustrator who has worked successfully in publishing, editorial and design. She graduated from the Royal College of Art in 1996. Michelle’s work includes mark making, collage and photography combined with digital processes. She works with found and created elements, figurative, abstract and typographic. Her work is uniquely versatile and constantly [...]

Sarah Illenberger is a German artist who creates amazing and funny visuals mostly hand crafted and from mundane materials. Paper, wool or other things become vegetable, heart or clothes, then are shot and everything seems possible to illustrate magazine articles or advertising. A very creative and inspiring portfolio. Represented by emeisdeubel.com