Showing posts with label Comic art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Comic art. Show all posts

Frau Franz







http://www.fraufranz.com/

Aisha Franz also known as "Frau Franz was born in Fürth, Germany in 1984 where she was named after an elephant from TV. Now she lives in Kassel where she studies Visual Communication at the Art School. She wants to become an illustrator and comic artist." Follow her latest projects on Flickr.

Rodrigo La Hoz



Rodrigo La Hoz is a peruvian illustrator and painter. He painted in oil a collection of portraits that he later used as stickers. Follow his latest projects on Flickr / Blogger / Myspace.

Serge Seidlitz




I am not an artist: the daily oddissey of the creative process. For the Elisava School of Design in Barcelona.

http://www.sergeseidlitz.com/

Serge Seidlitz, an English/German born in Kenya in 1977, is a talented illustrator who combines elements of popular culture to create an iconic graphic language that explores innovative and original ideas. — "SooninTokyo commissioned me to draw a story about a man who is struggling with a creative idea. The posters are to advertise and promote Elisava School of Design in Barcelona and is named after the slogan of the school - 'I'm not an artist': The daily odyssey of the creative process. The artwork has been used for posters, print ads (featured in Creative Review), and a book. You can see all the artwork in more detail at the exciting interactive website." http://www.iamnotanartist.org/

Jordan Crane




1. Little pink pearl.
2. Hold the ground down.

http://www.reddingk.com/

Jordan Crane (b.1973) is an American comics creator. He grew up in Long Beach, CA. Warning signs of his renaissance-man abilities were evident in his sojourn at his college newspaper, the Daily Trojan, at the University of Southern California, where he functioned at various times as a cartoonist, art director and columnist (not to mention his engineering studies). Crane went on to publish both his own and other people’s comics through his press, Red Ink, and edit and design the ambitious anthology NON (which won several AIGA 365 awards), among other projects (which included silk-screening and a record label). Crane lives and works in Los Angeles, CA.—Fantagraphics.

Bendik Kaltenborn


Poster for the jazz band Trabant.

http://www.benkalt.no

He studied Visual Communication at The National Academy of the Arts, Oslo (BA) and obtained his MA in Graphic Design and Illustration at Konstfack University College of Arts, Crafts and Design, Stockholm. A co-founder and part of the Norwegian comic collective Dongery, he has published in Swindle Magazine (US), The Drama (US), Glömp # 9 (FIN), Strapazin (SWISS), Stripburger (SLO), Hjälp! (SWE), Snitt (NO), Dongery Magazine (NO), SPX Antholgy (US), Kuti Kuti (FIN).

Follow his work also at: myspace / flickr / twitter.

Paul Paetzel





http://biografiktion.blogspot.com/

Paul Paetzel is also known as dankemama on Flickr. He co-founded in 2008 the Berlin-based independent publication "Édition Biografiktion", together with the illustrators Till Hafenbrak and Ana Albero. Previously he has exhibited with Stephanie Scholz as the illustration duo Saigen, "where inspired by movies, books and commissioned topics they created fantastic and associative visuals that manage to tell whole stories in only one picture."—MFK Galerie für Fotografie & Grafik.

Biografiktion will be exhibiting at the B.Z-P gallery in Berlin until November the 30th.

Ana Albero



http://www.ana-albero.com/

Born in 1979 in Alicante, Spain, where she attended a french school. From 2002 to 2008 she studied Visual Communication at the University of the Arts (UdK) in Berlin, Germany. She specialized in Illustration, which was also her focus during her 5 months stay at the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in 2006. Together with the illustrators Till Hafenbrak and Paul Paetzel she founded "Édition Biografiktion" in 2008. She currently works as a freelance Illustrator and graphic designer based in Berlin.

Follow her latest projects on Etsy / Flickr / Tumblr/ Blogger