London based Irish illustrator Eoin Ryan comes up with a pretty special illustration style. Don’t miss the animated pieces.

Christopher St. Leger does nice paintings of the cityscape.

Daniel Everett shoots beautiful minimalistic pictures with a slight sense of humour. Seen on Grafikcache.

I’m loving Yury Ustinau’s dark glossy characters. Check out his Behance profile as well.

Leonardo is the German market leader in gift items and glasses and one of the most popular glassware brands in Europe.

Together with the Leonardo team I worked on their identity which includes a new logo using their known cloud image to become an iconic symbol for dynamics, inspiration and lightness. Check it out on my portfolio website.

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Overwhelming photo collages by Hubert Blanz.

There’s some amazing new Kaws stuff on Honor Fraser Gallery’s site.

Rosson Crow was born in Dallas, lives in Brooklyn and paints powerful artworks.

I just finished my submission to the 7 Deadly Sins Contest. See the poster design with hand-drawn monkey portraits on my portfolio website or on my Flickr or on Behance.

Shohei from Japan does amazing manga inspired things with a ball point pen, black, white and red.

London collective Julia is always maintaining a strong interest in typography. Not a very negative characteristic, I think. Seen on Grafikcache.

I like the images and compositions that Chad Hagen from Minneapolis comes up with. Surreal and retro, but edgy in many ways. Seen on ISO50’s blog.

Gyakushu is a rather bloody manga by Dan Hipp.

To me Parra is one of the most inspiring illustrators these days. Look at his Rockwell Clothing range, his funky MySpace page or his portfolio on Big Active’s site.

Chinese Zhou Fan is making filigree illustrations which are definitely worth to take a look at. Seen on Picked By Six.

Josh Vanover alias Spaceknuckle’s graphics are pretty stylish.

Tim Simmons amazingly plays with light in his photographs.

Oh, how I love experimental architecture drawings. Check out Viktor Timofeev from Latvia, living and working in Berlin. Seen on but does it float.

Michael Cina is one of the founding members of YouWorkForThem and to me an excellent designer. There’s a lot to find out about him on the web. On his True is True website for example he mainly shows experimental abstract stuff. In his design portfolio you’ll find beautiful record covers and more. You might as well check his flickr photostream or his shop.

Brooklyn based photographer Jake Dobkin documents the urban landscape (primarily New York’s) in his photo blog.