New work from Mark Borgion. Have a look at his work on his handmademonsters website.
Kangaroo Fund from Mark Borgions on Vimeo.
Spotted: Mark Borgion
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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Trui Chielens
Trui Chielens is a young illustrator who lives, works and teaches in Ghent.
Discover the art on her blog and flickr.
Art by Trui Chielens
Spotted: Toy Factory a.k.a. Sam de Buysscher
Spotted on a hot summer night: Toy Factory.
Toy Factory is Sam De Buysscher’s way of re-creating the feel and ambiance of an old Antwerp based industry. Advertising posters and toys recovered from the dusty warehouse will be transformed into contemporary objects and posters. Toy Factory uses bright and strong colours, fifties design and a lot of humour.
Have a look at Sam’s photostream and a fine looking Toy Factory website.
Art by Sam de Buysscher
Spotted: Wendy Panders
I’ve found this illustration in The big Grimm book, published by Lannoo publishers.
You got to have this book: it’s loaded with fantastic art by the best illustrators from the Low Lands.
This is an illustration by Wendy Panders, a Dutch illustrator living in Rotterdam. She made it for the story of Rapunzel, by the Grimm Brothers.
Art by Wendy Panders
Spotted: Astrid Yskout’s photostream
At home: Marije Tolman
A few weeks ago we wrote about the fabulous work of Marije Tolman.
We asked Marije to give us a look at her workspace and this is what she sent us. Enjoy!
8.30: Walking the dog to the studio.
Our new Pinterest account
We’ve moved our beloved pinboards to a new account. A dedicated P&P-account.
On these pages you can easily pin and follow the posts from our blog and much more. Make sure you update your bookmarks when you want to stay tuned!
The ‘Busy’ Trap
Miriam Bos
This is one of many great illustrations made by dutch illustrator Miriam Bos. She graduated at the Willem de Kooning Academy in 2002 and in 2004 she also graduated as teacher expressive arts and design.
After graduation she went to America for a half year where she made some animations for the Kidspace Children Museum in Pasadena and the South Dakota State Historical Society.
Now she lives in Apeldoorn where the magic happens. The majority of her work exists in making greeting cards and making illustrations for children books and magazines.
Art by Miriam Bos.
Summer magazines sport cartoonists’ covers
The leading Dutch news and opinion magazines recently published their summer “special editions”, and quite by coincidence, at least three of them sport covers by cartoonists.
Vrij Nederland had a very nice Joost Swarte holiday illustration on the cover, while HP/De Tijd (which we wrote about before) had a cover by Erik Varekamp on its July 2012 issue. And for the second year in a row, Elsevier had commissioned French illustrator and cartoonist Jacques Loustal for a very lazy summery illustration.
All illustrations © their respective creators. All magazines currently available at the news stands.