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Yes, I've been at it again. To show my appreciation for everyone’s support and participation on the
IP blog, I collaborated with the amazing artist, J.R. Mounger. Together we bring you another original
Illustration Pages poster that you can download, print and hang in your studio.
Artist J.R. Mounger was featured on
IP back in February and I knew his phenomenal style would be perfect for the next
IP poster.
To download this poster click on the link below. Windows users will be prompted to download the file with a dialogue box after clicking the link below. Mac users will see the high res image of the poster displayed after clicking on the link. Just right click on that image and then click "Save as" to begin your download. The file is setup as a standard 8.5 x 11 so you can simply download it and print it out. The file is a high resolution jpeg for the best quality print output but compressed enough for a fast and simple download.
Click here to download the 8.5 x 11 posterI'm lucky enough to have the original drawing of the poster framed and hanging in my studio. Thank you everyone and enjoy the poster. Here’s to continued success in the future.
Lou Simeone
Illustration Pagescreativity community cultureAbout J.R. Mounger:
Born and raised by wild animals in the back woods of Southeastern Oklahoma, he was found by a loving family who taught him how to walk upright and eat with a fork. He learned to communicate with his new family by drawing them pictures - and so his art career began. Seriously after college at OSU - Okmulgee J.R. settled in North Texas with his family. He has lived in Texas over half his life and loves it. J.R. has always drawn or painted his entire life and after college he worked as a freelance illustrator/designer, he worked in design studios for years, publishing for a bit and the last few years have been in ad agencies. All of the places that J.R. has worked have strengthened his skills as an artist and designer. Art has always been rewarding and fulfilling for J.R. and he cannot see himself doing anything else.
Contact J.R. for any illustrations work: mounger.jr[at]gmail[dot]com
Visit the blog: Genuine Pencil Pusher
J.R. Mounger on Facebook
As you can see from the new button on the right,
Illustration Pages is now up on
Twitter. So jump on over and give
IP a shout. The page is looking a little lonely right now - ha ha ha.
Join Illustration Pages on Twitter for even more news and updates...Twitter icon by
illustrator Matt Joyce courtesy of
Inspired Mag
Illustration by Owen Schumacher
～PROFILE～
Painter / The Son of ManMother committed suicide when he was thirteen Friends with writer, André BretonForged Picassos during lean post-WWII periodWikipedia Bio[Drawing Inspiration is a portrait-and-profile feature highlighting the outstanding figures of the art world—and!—my monthly contribution to the art and design blog, Illustration Pages.]
Illustration by Owen Schumacher
～PROFILE～
Painter / Printmaker / Spirit of WeimarServed in the German Army during WWIDeemed a degenerate artist by the NazisPainted Lady Gaga's great grandmother?!Wikipedia Bio[Drawing Inspiration is a portrait-and-profile feature highlighting the outstanding figures of the art world—and!—my monthly contribution to the art and design blog, Illustration Pages.]
Illustration by Owen Schumacher
～PROFILE～
Painter / Printmaker / Fashion PlateFriends with R.B. Kitaj and Andy WarholEnjoys the Brushes app for iPhone and iPadThinks the Old Masters probably cheatedWikipedia Bio[Drawing Inspiration is a portrait-and-profile feature highlighting the outstanding figures of the art world—and!—my monthly contribution to the art and design blog, Illustration Pages.]
Illustration by Owen Schumacher
～PROFILE～
Painter / The Son of Man
Mother committed suicide when he was thirteen
Friends with writer, André Breton
Graphic style influenced Warhol and Pop art
Forged Picassos during lean post-WWII period
René Magritte Wikipedia Bio
Illustration by Owen Schumacher
～PROFILE～
Painter / Printmaker / Spirit of Weimar
Served in the German Army during WWI
Deemed a degenerate artist by the Nazis
Painted Lady Gaga's great grandmother?!
Wikipedia Bio
Past "Drawing Inspiration" Artists Featured on Illustration Pages:David Hockney
Remember our wonderful art series, My Favorite Artist? In this series we asked accomplished, well respected artists working today, the people we admire, who their favorite artists are and why. The first artist we approached in our series was illustrator, Laura Smith. We certainly hope to pick this up again right where we left off.
If you have any artists in mind that you would like us to contact for this series just list them out in the comments section below. In the meantime please enjoy the interviews conducted so far with the talented artists below.
I’d like to take this opportunity to thank illustrator, Melissa Kojima for all of her wonderful, inspirational contributions to
Illustration Pages so far. Melissa was
first featured on Illustration Pages back in January, 2010. She has been a contributor to
IP since her
first post on February 11, 2010, and has been posting every week on the site since then. Melissa’s witty and clever style of writing adds such great flavor to the
IP site. The artwork and artists she shares with us each week are truly inspirational.
Melissa’s own illustrations and artwork is also inspirational. Take some time to visit her brilliant work at the following links:
melissakojima.commelissakojima.blogspot.comissuu.com/artistinlalalandflickr.com/photos/melissakojima Facebook | Melissa Kojimatwitter.com/melissakojimaThank you Melissa and I’m looking forward to more of your great contributions to
Illustration Pages going forward – straight ahead everyone.
Lou Simeone
Illustration Pagescreativity community culture
DIX MAGRITTE HOCKNEY: really inspiring portraits!
Thank you much! They're some of my favorites. Stay tuned for more on Illustration Pages! (Or here on SFG.)