Casey Weldon

Casey Weldon, an illustrator from Southern California who now works in Brooklyn, New York, produces paintings, illustrations, and drawings that contain a strong dichotomy between realism and surrealism. His work is intended to give the viewer a sense of nostalgia, something he accomplishes through using elements of past popular culture icons. 


http://www.caseyweldon.com/


From his website artist bio:

"Casey Weldon was born in southern California, where he spent the majority of his life up to his graduation from the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. After a brief time running his own studio in Las Vegas, Nevada, He relocated to Brooklyn, New York, where he now lives and works as an illustrator and fine artist.

By using to the iconography of today and yesterday's popular culture, his work aims to awaken a feelings of nostalgia within the viewer, though often along with a sense humor, melancholy, and longing for times lost."

All work copyright Casey Weldon and not to be used in any way other than for private use.

Manuel Rebollo

Manuel Rebollo is an Illustrator & Graphic Designer from Salamanca, Spain who mixes the realms of fine art, illustration, and graphic design. His work, primarily in black, white, & one other color, is focused on work for the fashion world. 


http://www.manuelrebollo.blogspot.com/

All work copyright Manuel Rebollo and not to be used in any way other than for private use.

Kingdom

Bryant Molloy is an illustrator who is in his final year at Maryland Institute College of Art who already shows much promise. A large portion of his work deals with animal life, whether it be real or fiction. Much of the work is done by first doing an etching, printing the image, then finishing it with adding color, either by hand or digitally. 

All work copyright Bryant Molloy and not to be used in any way other than for private use.

Diego Fernandini

Diego Fernandini is an artist from Lima, Peru who attends Escuela de Arte Corriente Alterna. Expect to see more from him in the future. 

All work copyright Diego Fernandini and not to be used in any way other than for private use.

Into the Lair

It is becoming a rare occurrence for illustrators to spend days, weeks, or even months on a single project, putting meticulous detail into every aspect of each piece, but Lair does it time and time again. His work is all done by hand using basic tools that many have put to the wayside in order to pursue the "superior" use of Adobe products. The refinement of his craft comes from redoing the same part, or a whole piece, over and over until it is perfection. 


With most of his work being done in pen, pencil, and marker, he spends a large portion of this time working on the rendering. This is due to the fact that a large majority of his work is rendered using a stippling method. 


He is definitely an artist to watch in the coming years, he has recently been doing work for numerous bands and promoting himself heavily. 

http://www.laircult.com

All work copyright Lair and not to be used in any way other than for private use.