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[Razz]

Haven't actually read the thread so maybe it's been mentioned, but these monsters drawn on post-it notes are pretty great.

I like the creativity here. he has a really good eye for detail which makes his pictures really fun to look at. nice find!

[Jrsquee]

okay, time for some more badass art

http://www.flickr.com/bar-art/
this guy does great satirical artwork that comes with short stories. it's awesome.

http://www.nataliamoroz.com/earthandsea.html






http://www.flickr.com/igorsv

[Xion]

Squee; I love the first dude's stuff. The stories + the art = winning combination.

Second guy looks a bit too clip-arty to me, but the barn image is nice

And the last guy's stuff is rad, too. I thought the last two images you posted were drawings.


Gehard Demetz

[J. R. Hill]

jenga

[Μarkham]

[Xion]

what are those tall enemy things supposed to be

[Ted]

I would love to see a game that looks just like this.  Inside the moleskine and everything, and when you go through a door the page turns and takes you to the next room. Great find.

[Squirrelsquid]

Yukito Kishiro - probably my favorite Manga artist - EVER - his stories are baddass too. might seem a tad 'generic' because it's manga, but I always find inspiration in Yukitosans work.







awesome thing is: his B/W manga pages are very dynamic in layout, very expressive and always convey a great sense of motion:





unfortunately he put Battle Angel Alita on hiatus :< I'm trying to do something against that though ;3 ( some artsy stuff, you might already have spotted in the PA topic)

[Brother Android]

Haven't actually read the thread so maybe it's been mentioned, but these monsters drawn on post-it notes are pretty great.

Awesome.

@Jrsquee - that last person's photos really blow me away. I have no idea how some of them were done, especially this one:

[rob]

That had to of been some crazy darkroom magic.

[Jrsquee]

I believe they're platinum-palladium prints. Man, someday I'll have enough money to justify printing platinum. It's just the most subtle and beautiful thing.

[Bree]

That is some seriously wizard work.

Speaking of wizards, I think I've found a new favorite artist. Meet Gax, everybody.

[kyn]

HOLY SHIT, is this Shigeru Komatsuzaki guy awesome or what?

[Bood_war]

I'm noticing a pattern there kyn.

[kyn]

I don't know what you're talking about.



 

[BoxedLunch]

Stephen Gammell: He created the art for the Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark books. You may have read these at one point of another. They were usually in school libraries, my elementary school had them, and i'm pretty sure my middle school had them, despite how disturbing the illustrations were. For those of you who haven't read the books, they are okay, and not that scary, except for a few. But the illustrations were what made the books so terrifying. They even caused a bit of controversy for the books.

Here's one of the less disturbing ones. (A New Horse)


Here's a some links to some of the better ones.
Oh Susannah!
Harold
More of his drawings (some of these are a bit disturbing)

[Hempuli‽]

I think this thread has to be linked!

[BoxedLunch]

i would have continued off of that one, but i didn't want to bump a really old thread.

[Bree]

Better to bump a full thread than to bring up multiple copies.

[moi]

Yeah people are just going to keep repeating the same artists over and over in new threads