Marjolein Caljouw

Illustration by Alberto Cerriteno

October 18, 2011 | Marjolein Caljouw | 0 Comments

Alberto Cerriteño is a Mexican illustrator & designer who lives in Portland, America. He has developed a very strong style, inspired by by urban vinyl toys, alternative cartoons, and the pop surrealism movement. I love the way he is playing with textures and decorative patterns. If you look closely at his te he has a lot of Mexican artistic influences in his work.

Alberto Cerriteño illustrations have been recognized by progressive art institutions such as Juxtapoz, Create, Drawn!, The Little Chimp Society, Computer Arts, Communication Arts and IDN among others. He has also been invited to participate in collaborative art projects all around the world and diverse solo and groupal gallery shows.

www.albertocerriteno.com

Cookiebox Illustration by Merijn Hos / Bfree

October 17, 2011 | Marjolein Caljouw | 0 Comments

Illustrator Julian Callos

October 17, 2011 | Marjolein Caljouw | 0 Comments

Julian Callos is an illustrator based in Los Angeles. Influenced by comics, cartoons, pop culture, and much more. This is such a creative guy! I like his subjects, his colortones and overall his creative flow. He also makes 3D clay puppets as you can see on his blog here: http://www.juliancallos.blogspot.com/

Illustrator Sam Pierpoint

October 17, 2011 | Marjolein Caljouw | 0 Comments

Sam Pierpoint is an artist, illustrator and designer by day and a techno dj by night from Birmingham.

This illustration immediately caught my eye because of the colorful palette and the graphic shapes. Want to see more of her work?

Visit www.sampierpoint.com

Chris Sickels / Red Nose Studio

October 16, 2011 | Marjolein Caljouw | 0 Comments

Chris Sickels has been freelancing in the editorial and advertising markets for over six years. In 2000, he officially started Red Nose Studio, providing 2-D and 3-D illustration, character design and development, and lo-fi stop motion animation. Clients included: New York Times, Boston Magazine, AARP.

I love his illustrations because of the characters, the subjects, the envirement and sphere of the illustration. I wonder how long it takes to make one illustration, because it looks so labor-intensive!