Some charming Gocco prints from Etsy seller Wonting.

If you listen to Little Wings, you probably also know that Kyle Field is also a very talented illustrator. A while back some friends of mine were in a drawing show with him at Sea Level Records in LA, and I was really impressed by his work. I just thought of him again the other day, so I thought I’d post some of his work.

I like some of the more abstract screenprinted cards in Essimar’s shop.

I like these sweetly old-fashioned linocut prints from Sonia Romero. The whole alphabet is available (in different colours) in her Etsy store.

Attention sophisticated design folks with kids, or grown-ups with a penchant for neat toys: Readymech is a site with downloadable PDF’s of toys that you can build yourself if you have a printer (colour printer is ideal)… look at their site, you’ll see what I mean. Think “paper dolls meet Kid Robot“. The one pictured is by Siggi Eggertsson (see earlier post) which is my personal favourite.

I like this image from the “Charming Suidcide” zine, and a lot of other work on AJ Purdy’s site.  His other collaborative zine “Freak Out Face Off Force” is awesome too.

This is old news (by internet standards), but I just found that Ian Stevenson has a book out: “Best Wishes Get Well Soon”. As a sidenote, I was looking through his old ilikedrawing site, and his bathroom drawings for Mother, London made me laugh.  There are more on his site.

*Hi everyone- sorry for the delay in posting. I am in Hawaii! Got here on Saturday, and the internet is really spotty in our condo, so I had to find the one cafe in town with wireless. Anyhow, I hope to make up for it by posting a few new items today!*

I just found the site of James Gulliver Hancock, and I especially like these great illustrations based on global myths and legends.
(via dear ada)

I found Lart Cognac Berliner via Little Otsu, and I really like the delicacy of her work. Lart’s site is just a contact page at the moment, so you should check out her work on Little Otsu for the time being.

I love Siggi Eggertsson’s portfolio. This tiger piece (shown) and the polar bear are among my favourites.
(via The Style Press)