Artist Kaori Mitsushima knows a lot of cats, and has dedicated numerous zines, paintings and drawings to them. In the video "I Am A Cat," Kaori talks about her love for her feline friends and shows us some of her work. We relate to her on so many levels.
Jack Teagle's illustrations and paintings include such things as Elvis, animals, and the monsters that hide under your bed. To help bring his work to life, he's also created a couple of fun comics like Fight, in which the devil himself has a tough time in the wrestling world.
Make it look like you know a thing or two about cooking—even if you don't—with Lucile Prache's kitchen artwork. If only cooking it was as easy as hanging an amazing illustration on your wall.
These Sole Mate greeting cards by Mates + Rubbish are just a little too perfect for shoe lovers. This Valentine's Day, give one of these to the guy or girl in your life who has more shoes than clothes. We're sure they'll get a kick out of them!
Beth's Valentine's Day cards are perfect for all you pop culture fans out there. Use characters like Gretchen Wieners, Gob Bluth and Special Agent Dale Cooper to show your S.O. how much you really love them. See more of Beth's clever drawings at her Tumblr.
Heirloom's temporary tattoos are for those of us who want to party hard on the weekends but be able to wash away the evidence by Monday morning.
Amy Borrell is a illustrator and graphic designer out of Melbourne who draws the most adorable things you ever did see. She can even make clowns look sweet. Her work is filled with light pastels, happy animals and and the simple joys in life. You'll be smiling in no time.
We love the way that Lauren Clay brings her work to life. Her papier-mâché sculptures look almost identical to her drawings. Lauren, teach us your ways!
Megan Bentley's zine The Moon features illustrations of the big cheese in the sky. It is the beginning of a three part series which will also include The Planets and The Stars. She needs to make a lunar sequence font out of her moon alphabet, stat!
Camila Leon's simple yet extremely detailed drawings make us realize how shabby our notebook doodles really are. We want to break out some colored pencils and get to work!
Going to Art Los Angeles Contemporary in Santa Monica this weekend at The Barker Hangar (3021 Airport Ave, Suite 203)? Don't forget to stop by The Hole's booth, which will feature works by artists Sayre Gomez, Eric Yahnker and Ben Jones.
Alan Brown draws some badass bikers that we wouldn't want to mess with. See more of the gang and other creatures of the dark at his Etsy!
Llewellyn Mejia is obviously not on LSD when he comes up with these sick illustrations, but you'd probably love his work even more than normal if you were! X - Jen
Nicola Rowlands is an illustrator and graphic designer based out of Manchester who makes prints, house wears and more with her creations on them. Her Boyfriend Girlfriend Pillow Set features two kitties in love who just want to snuggle up together on your couch. D'awww! We're such suckers for cute things.
Words can't really express how we feel about Fabian Ciraolo's illustrations. A hipster Frida Khalo, a douchey Salvador Dalí and a retro guitar-playing Captain Planet? Amazing.
Above are clever posters by UK illustrator Philip Deacon who clearly has an appreciation for two-wheeled transports. The "Mark of a Man" is one I know all too well, as it graces the inside right leg of many pants that I own. (via Trackosaurusrex)
It goes without saying that this Illustrated Cat Garland by Faye Moorhouse needs to go on our wall. See more from Faye at her website and be sure to check out her self-published books. (We really like A Catalogue of Hoarding-Related Injuries.)
Oh Spike, you drive a stake right through our hearts. Thank you, BettyTurbo, for creating the exact Valentine's Day card we want to receive this year. (And we'd like this for our next birthday, please.)
Jay Howell's vibrant paintings and lifestyle drawings are filled with all the good things in life: alcohol, weed, partying, sex and scrawny-legged skater dudes. His latest gig was doing the illustration for Trash Talk's video "Slander" which involves some crazy drugs, a gnarly hardcore show and just a little bit of blood (did you see that guy get surfed on?). Fucking awesome.
Quill and Fox makes some really lovely paper goods. If you're in the market for invitations, thank you notes or fancy post cards, makes sure to check out their shop. We're so into their Terrarium Postcard Set that we're willing to revert back to snail mail forever.
