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15th of November

Tanya Johnston – Infinity

Mixing photography with illustration Tanya creates scenes that enter a realm of infinity, consciousness and mysticism; scenes beyond the intellect. Her work gives me feelings of peace and silence.

: Tanya Johnston-Clausae Patent

: Tanya Johnston-Crisis of Imagination

: Tanya Johnston-Currents of life

: Tanya Johnston-Escher

: Tanya Johnston-Everything is Energy

: Tanya Johnston-Fused Ideas

: Tanya Johnston-Infinite consciousness

: Tanya Johnston-infinity

: Tanya Johnston-Mars

: Tanya Johnston-Outside looking In

: Tanya Johnston-ruptus

: Tanya Johnston-sacred feminine

: Tanya Johnston-bioimg

: Tanya Johnston-The Magick Cube

: Tanya Johnston-the secret sun

: Tanya Johnston-Venus

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Categories: All Illustrators Artworks

11th of November

Sam Weber has brilliant versatility and imagination

Every now and then there is an illustrator that blows you away and for me Sam Weber is one of those. We have posted Sam Weber before a long time ago – middle of last year. His new work is fantastic. I find them deeply physiological which make his illustrations absolutely captivating. Definatly worth adding to our Illustration Blog.

He has done a wide range of editorial as well as book illustrations. He was born in Alaska but has since moved to New York and lives there with his wife.

I hope you enjoy this selection:


: Sam Weber – Faces and Long Hair


: Sam Weber – House of Mystery


: Sam Weber – Smoke


: Sam Weber – Absinthe Drinker


: Sam Weber – Soulpepper Theatre


: Sam Weber – Prospero Lost


: Sam Weber – Nine Gates 2


: Sam Weber – Beast From Air


: Sam Weber – Paper Soldier


: Sam Weber – Carried Away


: Sam Weber – Lord of The Flies


: Sam Weber – The Gryphon project


: Sam Weber – Fever Crumb


: Sam Weber – Forester


: Sam Weber – House of mystery typer


: Sam Weber – Silence

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26th of July

The mythical world of Dan May

Working from Florida Dan May creates timeless worlds of silence occupied by haunting yet whimsical creatures. Although deeply sad and eerie, May’s creatures draw the viewer towards them with their friendly disposition.