Andrew Holder’s colorful and minimal illustration work is vibrant and wonderful. He’s done work for an array of clients including Sub Pop, Urban Outfitters and Dwell magazine. His illustrations employ a wonderful sense of rhythm and asymmetrical balance. Overall, we just love it.
Illustrator supreme, S.Britt, has just released this highly huggable version of his wonderfully mischievous miscreant, Eddy Broth. Eddy has been a continuous fixture of Britt’s work for quite a while, showing up in a variety of sketches, stickers, stories and other mediums, but this marks his official debut into a three-dimensional space.
The 16″ tall Muddle, Inc. cutie is a very well made, hand-screened plushie that’s a lot of fun to have around. And while he does sport a childish, whimsically innocent grin, there’s something a little questionable that seems to lie just beneath the surface. Something that leaves you wondering whether you should leave him in the room unattended. As a matter of fact, he’s staring at me right now looking like he wants to start a little trouble. I think I’d better go…
Happy Lovers Town is the moniker under which Italian illustrator, Jonathan Calugi, creates his masterful illustration pieces. Jonathan has what could be considered a classically, clean style of vector illustration. Each piece is assembled from a variety of smaller vector-based illustrations and elements that he assembles and collages together into repeating patterns. His work is engaging and makes us more than a little happy when we just sit and stare at it for awhile.
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