Alan Jaras

Alan Jaras creates these light fractals by using a piece of textured galss instead of a lens and shoots colored lights. Amazing results. Phenominal natural light. In a world of digital creations, it's refreshing to see these come straight from a natural process of light refraction!

Zeloot

Zeloot. Great Iconic illustration and poster design.
www.zeloot.nl

MILK

Milk has some of the most inspirational and culturally relevant illustrations I"ve seen in a long time! So much passion and emotion just pouring out of these images. Great reference to art history too! Check out more at www.myspace.com/logyu

My Recent Design Work: Video Interface for the IMCPL Foundation

Latest Video Interface Design Goes Live!
http://www.mediasauceclients.com/IMCPL/08A01/index.html

My Recent Design Work: PooYou.com Virtual Poo E-cards

Web marketing pieces for the website www.pooyou.com
Facebook application to come soon!

My Recent Design Work: Corporate Branding Project

I have recently joined Mediasauce and am going to be using this blog to catalog my work I will be creating here. This client was needing to push the concept of btheir backing masons in the different materials of brick, stone and concrete and needed to represent a guild-like feeling for this organization. The result was a strong and powerful logo representing the cornerstone of the industry and eluding to the materials they promote. With the shades of grey and the deep brick-red.

The website is currently in production and will be linked soon.

-A-

Boneana

I just created this last night.
I've had this concept for a long time, but
just last night decided to take it away from its previous
cartoony look to this wood-cut print feel.
It started as an illustration of a monkey and
a skeleton thinking of their cravings
respectively. The two just seemed to make
sense. I really enjoy a quality play on words!
Look for prints coming this spring on my
website: www.ronlewhorn.com
thanks
-A-

Tomer Hanuka

Another illustrator in the category of great such as James Jean!
He possesses an incredible ability to portray human emotion
and gore worthy of Tarantino.


www.thanuka.com

Chris Ganz

I had the priviledge of seeing Christopher
Ganz's work at the Ft. Wayne Museum of
Art a couple years ago. He has a phenominal
grasp of bring charcoal drawings to life. His
self-portraits with references to Art History
were extremely facinating and intriguing.
Having just studied a couple of the works
he was referencing, I found it more exciting
than the students I was with.
Check more out at:

www.chrisganz.com

Ric Stultz

Ric Stultz has an amazing talent to make inanimate objects
have personalities that connect with us on an emotional level.
Phenominal style.

http://www.ricstultz.com/

El Mac

El Mac is a graffitti artist that creates images
on concrete and brick that most artists would
love to be able to create on canvas! He has an
amazing eye for light and shadow. Some of
El Mac's most impressive work is done in colaboration
with other street artists that add patterns and
textures to his soft ephemeral paintings.

www.elmac.net

Banksy

Graffitti goes fine art with Banksy's
thought provoking cultural reform
street art. He has also produced
some amazingly thought-provoking
if not just simply fun work and
secretly placed them in museums such
as the Louvre and the Met.

www.banksy.co.uk

Shepard Fairey OBEY

Shepard Fairey
As cliche as it might be to put this on here,
I can't resist the oportunity to turn
anyone and everyone to this amazing
artist. He has made the world of fine
art print commerce amazingly affordable
and exciting. His portraits have also
been very influential on my illustrations.
I really am a fan of the crests as well.
Check out weekly prints for sale on
wednesdays.

www.obeygiant.com

Ronald Kurniawan

Ronald Kurniawan is like Sesame Street on
drugs. A ton of "A is for Apple" ish work.
He had a great bunny painting for this blog,
so I couldn't resist.

http://www.ronaldkurniawan.com/

Red Nose Studio

Chris Sickels of Red Nose Studio creates three
dimentional characters and setsup these scenes
to be photographed. His shallow dephth of field
on his focus creates a sense of reality. He
recently did the Pepsi Halloween campaign.
He aslo took the place of Julian Opie in the
Mass Ave. Sign in Downtown Indianapolis.
It is a scene of kids on a see saw. (top)
www.rednosestudio.com

Johnathan Weiner (Viner)

Viner's paitings often depict these bizarre
stories. I'm oddly attracted to his pale
characters that appear cold with red
noses and cheeks. My friend Baxter
purchased the painting entitled "Eye for an Eye".
Check out more of Viner's work at:
http://www.vinerstudio.com/

ManBaby

Man Baby has an amazing cartoon style. His
project of "Robot the Robot" is extremely
entertaining. Check it out at:
www.manbaby.com

James Jean

James Jean one of the best illustrators out there
today. He has such a creative and unique eye. It's
never just straight on. It's usually unexpected,
and it's always attractive.

www.jamesjean.com