Destroy Rock City, some dessert for your table

Lee Misenheimer,  better known as Destroy Rock City, has been not noticed in the internet space, but recently he flashed up in the global network, as if showing that he hadn't put down his hand, armed with a pencil. After just a couple of sketches in Flickr rang out in various corners, he was loved by the world‘s Internet users, including us.

Poster as a Piece of Art, Eric Nyffeler

Handmade press and silkscreen print enthusiasts and lovers should get closer to their screens now because Eric Nyffeler does that very well. And by that I mean posters… Already without a doubt we can say that we live in a time of indie culture. And I’m going to present to you one of its member and icon, who lives by his dreams.

Press-photographer without a camera, Jean Philippe Delhomme

„Vladimir Kagan“

Fed up with the flow of mass pop illustration I spend more and more time looking for something more mature, unique. Perhaps these words are too serious for this superficial and quite commercial branch of graphics, but without giving prominence to this, it is possible to enrich one‘s mind. Today‘s mood encouraged me to keep away from computer graphics, sweet colors of pop surrealism, also the softness and excellence of the Japanese kidult lines, whose infinite assortment is thrusted to us by the mirror of our times - the internet. I wanted something playful, natural and then the illustration above came to my mind, whose author already almost 30 years (if not more) with a pencil and a brush, with mild strokes tells about ironic lives of (usually famous) people.

Mel Kadel from a tree house

"What you see from a tree"

This week has been immensely successful to me, as I came across some really fine artists, among who there are some of my favourite kind - illustrators. Today I present works of a girl from Los Angeles for you to gaze upon, which have fascinated me straightaway. I hope you will like them,too.