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doodlage

Wow. Impressive. Very. I want one. And um. I clearly took this screen shot awhile ago (apologies Leo and RaShell).

doodlage

From the about:
On a quest to elevate doodling to the status of an art form that it deserves!
Notebook pages, sticky notes, scraps of paper… These treasures end up in garbage and vanish from the face of the Earth forever. Trashcan art salvage. Enjoy. [... Continue reading ... doodlage

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ISO50

Scott has an interesting about page written for ISO50. One of the best (and most informative) I’ve read actually. [... Continue reading ... ISO50 – The Visual Work of Scott Hansen

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Vectips

What a gorgeous banner, yes?

As promised, I’m adding more tutorial-type blogs of the likes of Vectips. And Vectips has added Illustrator and Vector Resources. Thanks Ryan. That’ll come in handy for those needing quick tips at their fingertips. Or those like me, who need a total refresh on Illustrator. [... Continue reading ... Vectips

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Koldo Barroso

Koldo Barroso the blog

This week (yesterday?) half-Basque Koldo Barroso made contact concerning his new project, Koldo Barroso (the blog). You might remember Koldo from the husband and wife team at Intuitive Designs (previously featured). [... Continue reading ... Koldo Barroso and Basque Country

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Back of the Napkin

Cave dweller, architect, athlete … web designer?

You’re a cave dweller. Palming your hunt along walls, you act out the stalk, the strike, the kill. You’re the star of the millennium.

You’re an Egyptian architect. Detailing papyrus plans, you envision, calculate, organise and build. You’re the star of the century. [... Continue reading ... The Back of the Napkin

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Mattias Inks

Hey, this is going to be a short one. Mattias will understand as he’s had a former review. And besides, he takes timeouts too.

I won’t point out his individual posts in detail. Same goes for his amazing illustrations.

They • are • all • good.

I just wanted to point at Mattias while I sort of take a short time out. Too.

Enjoy.

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garfield minus garfield

I have a great sense of humour. To me anyway. Mine.

I laughed tons over comics when I was younger.

These days? They glaze my brain. Seems nothing is original. Same ‘ole.

But garfield minus garfield had me hooting.

I mean, some are me. Well, how I am in my head anyway. When no one’s here.

So now? I’m gratified to know comic humour is not dead. For me.

But. Ouch. Is it legal?

About:
Who would have guessed that when you remove Garfield from the Garfield comic strips, the result is an even better comic about schizophrenia, bipolor disorder, and the empty desperation of modern life? Friends, meet Jon Arbuckle. Let’s laugh and learn with him on a journey deep into the tortured mind of an isolated young everyman as he fights a losing battle against lonliness in a quiet American suburb.

What say you?

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Suzanne Buchanan

an open [sketch]book

I haven’t featured an Illustrator’s blog in awhile so it’s past time. And as I found an open [sketch]book showing up in my stats this morning, took the chance while I was there. Along with a penchant for drawing from behind and sneaking peeks in Barnes and Nobles, Suzanne posts a range of talents. I hope you enjoy her work. I do.

[... Continue reading ... an open [sketch]book

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Minor Studios

About Minor Studios:
Minor Studios is an interactive storytelling and design company located in San Francisco, California. We’re part of the Minor Ventures family, and this journal was made to help document some of our process and projects.

Interesting Posts:
Why I Love Video Games and What Makes A Great Game? and Sketchbook Origins

Check out: Dave Werner’s Portfolio 2006

Thanks Lisa!

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Penelope Dullaghan

Gina Triplett

Penelope from Illustration Friday interviews:
Gina Triplett

From Penelope:
I just posted a new artist interview with the oh-so-talented Gina Triplett. Oh boy… I think you’re going to be inspired by her work. So bold and colorful. And Gina is very down-to-earth and lovely herself. :)

Penelope Dullaghan:
work: penelopeillustration.com
play: illustrationfriday.com
store: lopiepop.com

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