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I wish they had this when *I* was a little kid. #oldmanrant

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You're on the right site. It's still Illustration Pages - with a whole new look - cleaner - and easier to navigate. This is the new 2011 version of Illustration pages. IP's new look makes it easier to focus on the art we feature… once again bringing the art and the artists out into the spotlight. Enjoy the new design. And keep coming back for more great art.

Illustration by J.R. Mounger and available as a free downloadable poster here.

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TRON Legacy poster by Eric Tan. There’s a second one too, showcasing the original movie. Both posters are far better than either movie ever was. Also: brace for massive reblogging.

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Ty Mattson has created an icon for each of the episodes of LOST’s final season and has put them all together in a limited edition poster. Say what you will about how the show wrapped up, Ty’s work is always keen in my book.

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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 poster

I'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 Pages
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About 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

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Illustration for a roll banner of an Android event.

The image was rendered in 9600 x 24000 pixels (about 80 x 200 cm in 300 DPI).

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Nope, Forts isn't gong to be made into a movie anytime soon. Sure, it would be nice, but it isn't very likely.

Damn Hollywood fatcats!

With the help of a little extra time though, google images, and my handy photoshop skills, I put together a poster anyway.



I'd pay seven bucks for that.

Steven

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The new Illustration Pages poster has proven to be quite a hot little item. IP readers have been downloading it like mad since I first announced it here on the site last month. If you would like to join in on the fun – follow the links below and download yours today. Print it out and hang it in your studio, cubicle, office, on campus, on telephone poles - hang it anywhere and everywhere to show your IP love.

To download the poster click one of the two links below. One file is setup as a standard 8.5 x 11 so you can simply download it and print it out. The other link is setup as 11x 14 which you can print to tabloid paper and trim it to the edges if you wish to have a larger size poster. Both posters are high resolution PDFs for the best quality print output so depending on your connection speed they might take a couple of minutes to download.



Thank you everyone and enjoy the poster.

Lou Simeone
Illustration Pages
creativity   community   culture

About Erin Klauk:
A native of Boston, Massachusetts, Erin Klauk moved to NYC in 2002 to study illustration at Pratt Institute, where she received her BFA in 2004. She went on to receive an MA in illustration from the Fashion Institute of Technology in 2009. Her clients include Arthur Magazine, Crawlspace Magazine, The Boston Historical Neighborhoods Society, SBRA Architects, Gerard & Sarzin Publishing, Mark, and L’Oréal Paris. She creates gig posters, album artwork and music merchandise for a number of local bands such as Traveling Circle, Heavy Hands, Sorceress, Whooping Crane, Anorak, The Actual Facts and The Broken Reed Saxophone Quartet.

To see more of illustrator Erin Klauk's work visit her blog, Erinaceous Illustration, The Art and Design of Erin Klauk.

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Today I’m extremely happy to announce that illustrator Erin Klauk has completed work on an original Illustration Pages poster. This beautiful poster is available to download free, right here at Illustration Pages. Since its inception in December of 2009, the Illustration Pages community as grown considerably. To show my appreciation for everyone’s support and participation I collaborated with the amazing illustrator, Erin Klauk. Together we bring you this magnificent poster that you can download, print and hang in your studio, cubicle, office, on campus, on telephone poles - hang it anywhere and everywhere.

Erin creates such awesome posters that after featuring her work on the Illustration Pages site back in March, I knew I had to have a poster for the IP site.

To download the poster click one of the two links below. One file is setup as a standard 8.5 x 11 so you can simply download it and print it out. The other link is setup as 11x 14 which you can print to tabloid paper and trim it to the edges if you wish to have a larger size poster. Both posters are high resolution PDFs for the best quality print output so depending on your connection speed they might take a couple of minutes to download.



I already have my 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 Pages
creativity   community   culture

About Erin Klauk:
A native of Boston, Massachusetts, Erin Klauk moved to NYC in 2002 to study illustration at Pratt Institute, where she received her BFA in 2004. She went on to receive an MA in illustration from the Fashion Institute of Technology in 2009. Her clients include Arthur Magazine, Crawlspace Magazine, The Boston Historical Neighborhoods Society, SBRA Architects, Gerard & Sarzin Publishing, Mark, and L’Oréal Paris. She creates gig posters, album artwork and music merchandise for a number of local bands such as Traveling Circle, Heavy Hands, Sorceress, Whooping Crane, Anorak, The Actual Facts and The Broken Reed Saxophone Quartet.

To see more of illustrator Erin Klauk's work visit her blog, Erinaceous Illustration, The Art and Design of Erin Klauk.

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Poster design in honor of the 30th anniversary of Namco's classic 8-bit game Pac-Man.

Sevensheaven images and prints are for sale at sevensheaven.nl

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Hey Guys, I just wanted to share with you a recently completed logo and poster that I did for a yoga studio in Brooklyn, New York. The yoga studio is called Usha Veda Yoga and is in the Green Point neighborhood of Brooklyn. Hope you enjoy these as much as I enjoyed making them. Thanks.

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I found a CD full old works, unfinished stories and forgotten pictures unintentionally shoved in the back of my memory bank and a box full archives. Every time-capsule like folder filled with unorganized chaos made me smile. I found so many awesome things

plenty of my old sketches and scanned paintings…

a picture of the signed poster I got from an old friend.

I even found a couple of old sonnets I wrote for a writing class …

Sonnet 2

I’m stuck at home with this to write

While they are out enjoying life

I’ve put it off so many nights

Now I am here with so much strife

I rip I roar but whine at most

I wish this quick so I could go

To eat and drink enjoy a toast

Its almost done I wish it so!

Third train to write but what about?

I’m losing time its almost up

Lets make it quick then dance and shout

C’mon let’s go bring me a cup!

So this is it! I’m really done!

I Gotta go and have some fun!

(uhm soo glad I stuck with drawing….)

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Spilled a drink on this one in the early goings. Being the stalwart illustrator that I am however, I rescued it.

"Stalwart" in this case of course means "too lazy to start over."

Which is weird.

A little under two months until the books release!

Steven

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Like to give your charity efforts some political oomph as well as just money? This is a poster you can download at various resolutions from the Eastside Arts Alliance in Oakland, California. They are also hosting a free “Cultural Celebration and Educational Event about Haiti” this afternoon, Feb 3, at 4:30 PST. You can also buy nice silk screen versions of the poster from Dignidad Rebelde, and all proceeds go towards relief efforts. Thanks to Robert Trujillo for passing this on to me.

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