Back in March 2016, we got to share these D&D kittens! The artist is Kyonghiwan Kim who shares plenty of his art on Facebook. Kim doesn’t just draw kittens and he is a talent worth showcasing so let’s sample a few more. These illustrations seem to hold back on the colour and yet step forward […]
Superhero Week: 6 speed draws of superheroes!
Have you watched a speed draw on YouTube yet? I find them mesmerising and a reminder of how little (read: none) artistic skill I have. I love to watch them, though, whether we’re watching a Photoshop pro user speed through the controls to bring a hero to life or someone with inks in their hands […]
Superhero Week: Robby Cook’s Marvel Princesses
Geek Native is a great fan of Robby Cook. The illustrator has a knack for high energy and charisma rich portraits and poses. The great news is you can buy prints of his work from his Etsy store Robby Cook Art. Let’s use Superhero Week a reason to go back and see what he’s been […]
Superhero Week: Matt Ferguson and Thought Bubble
Thought Bubble is festival in Leeds that often attracts many great artists and comic book creators. This year Matt Ferguson will be there. He’s a graphic designer and artist from Sheffield known for his work with Marvel. “The Film and Pop Culture Art of Matt Ferguson” will include 85 posters and pieces of art and […]
Marvel superhero origins poster
[I need this] This poster is a dramatic team effort from Marvel Comics and Pop Chart Lab. The poster is 24″ by 36″ and with hard-illustrated comic strips shows the exciting origins of a ton of major Marvel heroes. Black Panther? Yup! Moon Knight? Hu-huh! Even Squirrel Girl.
Chibi Eeveelutions might be the cutest evolution yet
Eeveelutions are a group of eight Pokemon that evolve from an Eevee. It’s a significant term as fans coined it and later adopted by the Pokemon Company for Pokemon Stadium 2 when it first appeared official. They’re adorable. Chibi is a slang term used by anime fans for something small and cute. In fact, it […]
Werepups from Asia Eriksen
This horror fan from Pennsylvania has an unusual way of bringing her appreciation of good horror to art. She makes werepups. These dolls, inspired by Silver Bullet, show babies in the half-human and half-wolf state.
12 illustrations to spark your next tabletop adventure from Neal Hanson
Neal Hanson is a fantastic concept artist who works on big, AAA, games. His titles include games like Second Son and Guild Wars 2. You can see a sample of his work below or check out other galleries over at Concept Art World, blogspot and even Facebook.
The epic scale of the illustrator Hong il An
Some artists are good enough to be better known in the West than they are. One of the problems is tracking down the origin of the work. Naver has a profile for Useumi which takes us to Red Hong Studio and there we find out about the concept and visual artist Hong Il, An. Just […]
An inventory of potions
Irshad Karim is the artist on Orc and Gnome’s Mild Adventures. As the name suggests this is a fantasy adventure of a webcomic about an orc and a gnome who would like to get paid on time. Posting on Imgur Irshad shared ‘an inventory of potions’ (part one). We’ve three very different bottle designs in. […]