Illustration
A Night on the Town
The streets of Vienna were awash with footsteps and cosmopolitan echos. We entered a wine store – make that a wine bar. Hoighty-Toighty. Blazers and ascots. Connoisseurs in their realm.
Blair handed me a bottle of red for five euro off the shelf. I approached the counter.
“Can you open this?” I handed the bottle to [...]
Old Man Watching Fly
Ink on paper, color with Pixelmator
bear and penguin
This is a comic about a bear and a penguin created by Jeremy Taylor.
Mr Fish on Reverend Wright
This recent Mr. Fish cartoon is from Harper’s Magazine. I assume that they granted me implicit permission to publish it on MugMud because Harper’s is a great publication and Mr. Fish is a nice guy.
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Illustration Friday: Worry
He may look worried. Though these days it’s hard to tell by phone. I know that I am worried.
artist: Jeremy Taylor
media: digital
Draw Yourself as a Teenager
Dave Valeza created a sensation with the following illustration of himself as a teenager walking alongside his current self. Illustrators have submitted hundreds of personal sketches to his blog in response. The results are intriguing and show the collective experience of teenage misfits that grow into quirky, accomplished, and confident artists.
Below is Dave’s illustration.
Below is [...]
Goodbye Cruel World
I wish I could recall the source of this cartoon to give credit to this clever humorist, but it escapes me…
Anatomy as Industry
In the early part of the 20th Century, Fritz Kahn created stunning illustrative metaphors of the human body as industrial mechanisms. Here is a superb example of his work.
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