Al Jaffee’s fold-ins for Mad magazine, from the 1960s to the present

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Check out Kathryn Garcia’s work featured in the new issue of Work

Illustrations from Jenna Mallet.

I got sent this link the other day. Marvel Comics Black Light Posters, uploaded to flickr by Nick Derington. Sick

Nice drawings from artist John Kenn

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beautiful

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Lynn Palewicz’s skin drawings are very interesting for sure.

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The Helpmeat series by Toronto-based artist Brett Despotovich.

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Lou Potrou’s characters evoke a twisted world. A board game gone to hell. I am feeling the B&W work.

Tiffany Bozic, Might be poisonous.

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Anibal Vallejo is a Colombian artist

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I’ve always dug Travis Millard‘s work.  bang!

All around visual artist Dustin Hostetler, a.k.a. UPSO

PUSHEAD will be featured in the 15th edition of the SPARROW series available March 24th.  The book will be split between color and black & white, and published by IDW.

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Jason Polan’s ambitious challenge of drawing every person in New York seems to be working out.  His blog is now filled with pages of great sketches, from celebrities and friends to random strangers in Taco Bell. You can even get drawn too. Just email him “a street corner or other public place that you will be standing at for a duration of two minutes.”  Sound good?  Looks great.  More info here

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Anything with a reference from Star Wars is hard to pass up. Check out the drawings from Jeff Hurlow.

Damn this thing is a beast.

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Eric Beltz‘s new masterpiece will be displayed at this years Pulse Fair.

I asked Eric what is what about, and this is what he said…

“It’s a witch’s sabbath/rape-sacrifice in a woodlot. Medicinal and the typical witch’s herbs grow around the tree stumps. Fertility, perversion, humor, horror. The text behind the witches refers to the weedy habit of medicinal and psychoactive plants growing where no one is paying attention and how those spaces where weeds grow are also a place for all kinds of anti-social behavior: Where Every Heresy Sprouts & Is Green. The title at the top is written backwards as a simple obfuscation to create a coded language that isn’t all that coded. Hands between the witches are shadow puppets. Monsters hiding in the floating black trees are different depictions of the mouth to hell which might also be seen here at the vagina dentata as their throats are turned into a vagina/cervix.”

Eric will be showing with Morgan Lehman at Pulse, you have to see this beauty in person. Details after the jump

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