Victorian Anarchy

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Recycled chair legs become beautiful birds, designed by Beller.

(via fuckyeahbookarts)

First page of my great war comic. The idea was that generals and leaders often played wars like a game, but that it is in reality not a game at all, obviously. So the characters I have painted are purely fictional. 

Pattern design I made a while ago for an illustration assignment. 

Hello everyone,

Currently I’m busy doing an inquiry. And being an Illustration student, it has something to do with Illustration. So maybe I would like a little help from you. 

Why? well because my essay is about the question: ” Do Illustrations you see in your childhood have any influence in your later work”.  For myself, for instance, I have decided that there are some Illustrations that have influenced me, or inspired me to do arty things. And maybe more important, some things, like material, technique or color, are retractable to colors, or techniques I like to use myself. 

So I got a little curious about if other people had ever gave a thought about this. And if you ever considered that some of the things you do in your own Illustrations are influenced by childhood illustrations. I know that this is very specific, but I thought let’s ask annyway, maybe there are some intresting opinions/ideas you’d like to share with me about this subject. 

yours sincerely

Victorian Anarchy 

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Brandon Loving

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Anatolij Pickmann’s Illustrations for Greenpeace

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More Erik Jones

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Jeff Musser, Inspired By Horiyoshi III-Tattoo Study No.1, Acrylics, 24x18

Nijntje just got back from crusade, he really enjoyed his holiday. 

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Batman illustrations by Andy Kubert