Loving the colorful and curvaceous illustrative style of Pomme Chan; very bold and feminine. She has an impressive portfolio of fashion, commercial, editorial and typographic work. Check it out here.
Loving the electrosexual vibes of illustrator Augusto Giovanetti, aka Prrr. His collages create interesting juxtapositions between flesh, form, and color.
I love Raphael Vincenzi’s eclectic, in-your-face illustrative style. His women are sarcastic, jaded, stylish, and fierce. He has a very large body of work, and most of his illustration incorporates typography and witticisms that give it conceptual depth. View his portfolio here.
Really loving Rachell Sumpter’s unique illustrative style. It’s at once hazy and detailed, colorful and quiet. Her characters seem to inhabit a dream world without distinct boundaries, left to wander a nostalgic landscape. View her portfolio here.
I’ve been a fan of Matei’s ever since I bought this piece as an iPhone skin (totally bitchin’ and inexpensive; pick one up here). It’s a pleasure to look at every day and I get a ton of compliments on it. He has a huge body of work, and also offers free wallpaper and icon downloads on his portfolio site. Check it out.
Dubbed “a Warhol for the information age,” (Afterimage) and “a leading pioneer of the new semiotics,” (Vogue) Ryan McGinness stuns and delights with his technicolor mashups of pop culture icons. He’s represented by Deitch Projects, which seems very fitting, and you can view his work here.
Check out the work of Alberto Seveso. He does some amazing photo illustrations with a distinct and innovative style. He uses the body as a canvas for his colorful, psychedelic drawings.
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