Invisible Things
Andy J Pizza & Sophie Miller have a book coming out that puts visuals and words to some of the invisible things that make up the human experience. At first blush, it’s a kids book, but there’s a kid in most of us. (Unfortunately, some are still bullies, but whatever!)

She-Hulk: Attorney at Law Titles
These end credits are so delightful, I watched them every time. It's neat to read this discussion with the folks behind them and their process. Bonus portrait of Prince by Kagan McLeod.

Jim Stoten’s sketchbook
Jim once thought about his sketchbook as an enjoyable way to waste time. I’m glad the Eames Institute sponsored this video which was an enjoyable way to get inspired. More goodness on Jim’s website.

The work of Dan Zucco
Read this article about delight in product design and enjoyed the illustrations by Dan Zucco. He’s got a class on Domestika that looks quite good.

Scenes From Imagined Films
Jordan Bolton wrote a screenplay but couldn't get the resources to produce it. Now he makes comics with grounded emotion. Oodles more on his Instagram.

Animated Tour Inside a Fire Engine Truck
It's like a Dorling Kindersley book come to life. Lots more 'Animigraffs' by Jake O'Neal.

Endless Robot Story
By Vaskange using the Endless Paper App. It's not really endless, but it's got dystopian robot melancholy down pat. / via MeFi

Ardhira Putra
It’s Nice That profiles this Jakarta-based illustrator and motion designer and I’m super digging the vibes.

Caitlin Keegan’s Corita Kent Series
Colorful visual interpretations of Some Rules for Students and Teachers / via Doug Wilson

The art and Design of Nolan Pelletier
Fonts In Use showcased a recent album design by Nolan and his site is filled with delightful illustrations and details abound!

Inspirational monsters
I went down a rabbit hole looking at the work of Gemma Correll. Here's where I started.

Sunlight
9 panels about growing by Grant Snider / via my friend Shannon

Old Book Illustrations
Not verified as open sourced images, but a trove for inspiration nonetheless

Amazing Spider-Man #61
Love seeing the process and result for this variant cover by Julian Totino Tedesco

An Illustrated Catalog of American Fruits & Nuts
Assembled between 1886 and 1942, a collection of watercolor fruits and plants made by 21 artists. (This book looks beautiful.)

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Enzo

Japan by Car
Gorgeous illustration by James Gilleard / via Seth Werkheiser

Toy Faces 3D Avatar Library

Good Movies as Old Books / 02: The Hard Way

Living in someone else’s Portland narrative

Interview with September’s Artist Ben Stafford

ALLSHIPS | A Creative Community

Matt Stevens – Good Movies as Old Books

USA Today Network Branding by DKNG

Wendy Macnaughton

Mary Kate McDevitt

Matt Lyon

Drawing a Ghost with Procreate 👻 – YouTube

How Matisse’s Cut-outs Took Over the Illustration World

SUNday SUNS

Poster, Nihon Buyo, 1981

Discover the Mekong through colorful illustrations
A journey from Cambodia to Vietnam illustrated by Christoph Niemann. Lovely

Character, process, & heart: Creating Slack’s illustration voice

Flyover Country — Plaid Mtn.

The Richard Amsel Appreciation Site

Andy J. Miller on Instagram: “People don’t always understand what I mean by drawing invisible things so this is kind of a silly cheat sheet “

Tools and resources for Illustrators

How To Be a Nonconformist: 22 Irreverent Illustrated Steps to Counterculture Cred from 1968

Two Very Different Kinds of Illustration

Celebrate #Caturday with 15 Cat Illustrations

Drawings with depth

James Boorman “What Have We Done”

Black Bouquet Print Series by Tad Carpenter

North: An Illustrated Travelogue by Christoph Niemann

Oliver Sin

Young Jerks

Cinerama — Invisible Creature

Oliver and Sam discuss their picturebook collaboration, ‘A Child of Books’

Process: The Rookie Handbook

Lauren Crow Illustration

Outlets.

JULIAN GLANDER

Jonathan Stroh “Bear house (with fox)”

The art and album covers of Robert Beatty

CROSSFIT Castelfranco

You Are The Friction

New Work: Defining the Pinterest Illustrated Style

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Andrew Kolb’s Chrono Trigger-themed cuckoo clocks
