The beautiful and elegant art of Georges Beuville in his 1949 French book 'Les aventures du roi Pausole', found on the excellent Wordpress blog MaGalerieParis.
Via the Today's Inspirationa Facebook group I found out about this wonderful illustrator, Rene Follet, this is the link to some more fantastic examples from the IllustrationSvp blog.
Coming back from a beautiful time in Liguria I noticed on the train a tourist board Austrian (I think) magazine, most remarkable was that the back cover was almost empty apart from a small text on the bottom right corner. I could not resist filling it up with some sea snakes action!
London based illustrator Jing Zhang. The gorgeous illustrations are more poetic than informative, bearing the question how to design data in a visually captivating way and at the same time exploring the quality and associations to be made with the object/information in question.
I just discovered this beautiful book by Walt Disney artist Albert Hurter, he worked on Snow White amongst other brilliant creations. The book has been kindly shared by the excellent Michael Sporn Animation Studio, here is the link topart1, part 2, part 3part 4, part 5, part 6 . Also worth checking out is the book by Ferdinand Horwath, another great Disney artist from the 1930's. There's enough inspiration here to keep you occupied for months.....
During the Christmas holidays the Bbc showed an excellent documentary on Blade Runner, and here is the sketchbook that compiles production work, also from Ridley Scott himself, a perfect compendium to a perfect film.
