Kim Rosen illustrates for the Village Voice

Kim Rosen illustrated this piece for a recent Village Voice column by Michael Musto titled "Things I Hate About Food!"  A super fun illustration to accompany an amusing article...

Kim Rosen - Michael Musto illustration for the Village Voice

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Dave Stevenson's Hand Lettering

Here is our latest promo featuring the hand lettering and typography of Dave Stevenson. It shows a nice mix of his various styles of lettering, and there's lots more where this came from! If there are any of you out there who haven't received one and would like to, just let us know - we'd be happy to pop one in the mail to you!

Dave Stevenson - Hand lettering work - 2012

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New illustrations by Livia Cives!

We're excited to share these 3 new illustrations that Livia Cives recently completed. Livia is from Rome, Italy, where she lives and works, and she has definitely been keeping herself busy creating new images this summer!

This first piece is titled "Holidays", and we love the vintage summery feel it has:

Livia Cives - Holidays

For "Layers", Livia was inspired to illustrate layers from an uncommon point of view:

Livia Cives - Layers

And this third piece, "Be Different", is based on the idea of that one fish who doesn't take the bait:

Livia Cives - Be Different

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Jen Lobo's illustrated nebulae

Jen Lobo recently worked on series of paintings based on space, and here are a few pieces that were specifically inspired by nebulae.  Here is Jen's own description of her inspiration:

"I had been reading about space and the Hubble Telescope and star births and I absolutely fell in love with nebulae being described as star nurseries. I love the notion of these bright little bursts of light being born out of dust. The names of the nebulae were just begging to be illustrated. Space is such a wealth of inspiration, sometimes I'll read theories, I remember once I was reading about black holes and I get to a point where my brain literally cannot compute. The technical reasons for these magical occurrences are so complex. I just am not capable of grasping some of these concepts, but then the names harken back to ancient theories of the stars and gods. It's almost childlike."

Jen Lobo - Horse Head Nebula

Jen Lobo - We Are Worlds Apart

Jen Lobo - Swan Nebula

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Claudine Hellmuth illustrates Shady Lady

The latest recipe to be featured on our illustrated cocktail blog is the Shady Lady.  Claudine Hellmuth chose this cool cocktail as her inspiration and she brought the Shady Lady to life!

Check out illustratedcocktails.com to get the recipe for this and many other other libations, and to see some recent work by our artists...

Claudine Hellmuth - Shady Lady cocktail illustration

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Robin Moline illustrates course for the USGA US Open

Here is the illustration that Robin Moline created of The Olympic Club golf course in San Francisco for this year's US Open.  Her illustration was used in print and also as an interactive course map.

This is the 10th course that Robin has illustrated for the US Open:

Robin Moline - The Olympic Club - US Open 2012

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Bob Dob illustrates for Playboy Magazine

Bob Dob recently did this illustration for Playboy magazine, for a piece titled "Meat the Future, The laboratory race to create the next great meal". The article mentions that researchers in Japan are trying to clone "Yasufuku, a steer renowned for siring more than 40,000 wagyu cattle, the breed used for Japan's Kobe beef" - hence all of those cows in the illo!

Bob Dob - Meat the Future

Bob Dob - Illustration for Playboy article, "Meat the Future"

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