Tintin’s Cars - A Collection

I love finding collections like this on the web. Cars from Tintin “as drawn by HergĂ©, with a photo of the corresponding “real” car.”

Touch - The dashed line in use

“Even though the dashed line has emerged from a designer’s shorthand and from the limitations of monotone printing techniques, it has a clear and simple visual magic, the ability to express something three- or four-dimensional in two dimensions.”

we*heart*prints - Robert Hardgrave

Farmer Bob on We (heart) Prints!

the box doodle project

Box scraps turned art. Great gallery of visitor submitted characters and illustrations.

Stephanie Serpick

Cool paintings by friend of Dines in Chicago. Interesting atmospheric backgrounds that play with highlights and shadows overlaid with intricate line drawings / patterns.

Eyes Wide Apart

Blog of illustrator Paige Pooler (did the illustrations for Joyent.com)

Vector Safari for Mock Screen Captures

Browser chrome for vector mockups. “… maximize resolution and minimize the dreaded jaggies”

The Heads of State - great silk screened posters for bands and events

“Graphic Diplomacy” I love it!

Awesome art show by Minnesota photographer Thomas Allen

Allen uses pulp fiction paperbacks and old books as “pop-up” still life subjects. Depth of focus tricks.

Three dimensional looking street chalk drawings


Interesting, if slightly dark, illustrator.


David Choe

Amazing illustrations and art installations.

Book - Collaborative sketchbook project

Sketchbook randomly sent between 4 artists (2 in NYC, 2 in Belgium) for 36 weeks.

Very cute illustrations of Hindu gods

Site offers hard copy of the book and 11×17 prints. Might be fun (and educational) to pick up!

Site of the WSJ portrait illustrator Noli Novak

“Stipple Portrait Drawings and Pen and Ink Illustration by Wall Street Journal portrait artist Noli Novak”

Childrens books of the early soviet era.

Fascinating collection of illustrations, photographs and posters.