Fred Harper is an editorial cartoonist known for scathing portraits of the powerful. His fine art is just as harrowing - dark, erotic, mechanical, and really really really well painted (via PS: We love you Molly!).
Chris Silas Neal is an illustrator and designer, born in Texas. Love his illustration style (a lot). (PS: OMG. Happy NYE!).
Some fresh comic and illustration work by Adam Szary
Some nice work on Xcanner’s deviantART gallery
Cool blog by Canadian artist Robin Mitchell
Born in the Philippine Islands and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, enjoy the fresh illustration style of Erwin Haya. He also writes a cool blog.
I’ve been a fan of Australian born illustrator Ashley Wood’s work for some time now (ever since buying his comic book series “Popbot” for the sexy pictures, not the words!). He’s got a dynamic style which mixes traditional painting techniques and digital photography with graphic software. You’ll have to buy his books to see his more erotic sexy stuff but in the meantime, click here to check out his work (also be sure to check out his excellent blog). Yum.
Very sexy illustration work by No Para Innita via our friends at Lost At E Minor
Dynamic style by French comic artist Bengal.
Catwoman, Wonder Woman and Lara Croft all have Adam Hughes in common.
Sexy comic and illustration work by Italian artist Alessandro Scacchia (via).
The erotic comic work of Marco Turini
Sexy illustrations over at The art of Mónica (via).
“Jab Comix” is the official website of the online cartoonist - Jab. His subject matter is quite questionable, dealing with incest namely on most of the free samples you can view on his site… I found them to be hilarious.
I am Never going to be able to watch “The Incredibles” or the “Flintstones” again with the same level of innocence, and it’s all thanks to Alex Hiro. He’s a Brazillian freelance artist, who likes to take images of cartoon characters and have them do some pretty naughty things to each other.
Mark Dancey is a cartoonist and painter who resides in Detroit in the US. I stumbled across his website “Illuminado” - The Mark Dancey Center for Graphic Energy. I love his acrylic work, the circular images portray women in numerous states of undress from great heights.
The first time i watched the Ren & Stimpy show, I felt physically sick (I’d always been one of those kids that couldn’t handle runny stuff out in the backyard). I was immediately shunned by my friends and I placed myself into hard training to learn to cope with the extreme grotesque close ups Bill Wray illustrates within the cartoon to fit back in socially. I eventually suceeded and have had a soft spot for the show ever since. Bill Wray continues as an artist producing work which follows through from his famous work on Ren and Stimpy and Mad Magazine, through to haunting landscapes of his local surrounds in California. His blog, which is updated regularly is a cool little insight into his current works.
Doping-Pong is Russian, has very strange audio loops and some great diverse illustration work in the gallery.
