Lady with ostric - interpretation of "Lady with an ermine"

Camellie is a talented graphic artist / illustrator pumping out some wildly imaginative and colorful pieces. Camellie works mostly with ink pens and markers adding the colors later in Illustrator.
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Gabriel Campanario is the “Seattle Sketcher” of the Seattle Times.  Campanario regularly posts new drawings observing people and places in Seattle.

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encircle 20"x20" graphite on paper

Andrea Ferrigno’s drawings and paintings have a digital look about them.  I don’t know what her process is, but the precision in some of these is quite magnificent.
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Warning! Giant Quail of Death

Jacob Souva is a freelance illustrator who is creating some pretty rockin’ work. His illustrations are rich with gritty color and texture.
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There is something magical about light paintings. Besides the fact that the photography is beautiful, these images capture the wonderful, precise movement of light.
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bim - carpet, 80 square meters

Heike Weber’s work is all about the line. Whether using marker, silicone, paper or carpet, Weber creates amazingly complex compositions.
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I am so glad I found Gabriella Barouch’s collection of art. I love how seamlessly she combine various media in her work. The finished pieces feel complete, as if these materials were meant to be combined in the such a way.
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by Joshua Hathaway

Here are a few funny and creative drawings and illustrations that are worth sharing. I included a variety of artists and 2 of the images are actually photography mixed with elements of drawing.
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How did I miss that Pablo Picasso did light drawings? LIFE Magazine has a wonderful collection of photos showing Picasso creating light drawings.  I apologize if you have already seen this, but I didn’t realize that Picasso was an early light drawing artist. From my earliest years of drawing, I have always been in awe of Picasso’s work. It is exciting to see work by him that is so new to me and I am astounded at how ahead of his time these are.

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After getting an iPad, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on Brushes and Sketchbook Pro. Both of these apps are really nice on the iPod and iPhone, but I had not taken to them like I had hoped. I found that the screen size was crippling for me and this was too great a hurdle for me to overcome. The iPad is a much better tool for drawing since the size is closer to the size of a sketch book. The iPad also has more room to include app menus and options.

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