Audrey Kawasaki

Mix of art nouveau and japanese manga

Amazing art of Emmanuel Malin

Born in 1982, Emmanuel Malin lives and works in Paris. He starts his journey in the world of arts at 18 years old, and try to find his path through studies in architecture and then urbanism; which lead him to a 90° change of direction as he discovers medical and scientific illustration. This discipline helps him improve his sense of details, and helps him polish his personnal style and universe. He starts his freelancer carreer working for museums, and then multiply experiences as a graphic designer and illustrator. Corporate communication, international press and edition, comics, audiovisual preproductions, and videogames industry are now his playground. Emmanuel is currently working as lead artist on a forward-looking MMORPG, and continue his freelance occupations in parallel.

Otton's and Watson's cunning inquiry!

Comic book series created by Grzegorz Janusz (story) and Krzysztof Gawronkiewicz (graphics).

Enki Bilal - French comic book artist

Enki Bilal

Phil Noto - Noto Art

NOTOart

Russ Mills - byroglyphics

His own description from myspace.com:
"My name is Russ, at the moment I'm an illustrator, painter and designer type bod. Byroglyphics was born in the wee small hours of the morning one day in 2004, when I used to be a world champion alconaut, the name was shouted by my friend Hambot and it stuck in my head, we used to make up many words, most far more expressive than the one's in circulation today.
My illustrations are not too scientific, they begin life as sketches in ink, the tool of choice is the Bic 'fine' because it gives me a lot more mileage than more expensive, snootier fine liners that break if you give them too much stick. The sketch is transported into my ageing mac and then abused in photoshop (you may have heard of it) i use this because of the joy of multiple undo's plus its the closest I can get to painting without painting.
The next stage in byroglyphics' life is to turn these illustrations into big canvases, it's taken me many attempts to get to a stage where i'm confident enough to attack canvas and leave the relative safety of the computer, as with everything else it's a constant learning curve, sometimes a downward one. The results of these curves will be in circulation soon. "

http://www.byroglyphics.com/

Maciej Sieńczyk

Maciej Sieńczyk is a polish graphic, whose style of drawing is very distinguishing among other artists. He created comic book entitled "Wrzątkun", which is a story of a boy who can't live out of boiling water. Creative and amusing story, linked with uncanny graphic style makes the comics a must-see.