The twin brothers Ronald Ronnie Kray and Reginald Reggie Kray were English gangsters who were the foremost perpetrators of organised crime in the East End of London during the 1950s and 1960s.
September 25, 2013
Sean Lewis did this piece for Pride Week last June.
September 10, 2013
Meatscape, a new painting by Alëna Skarina
September 6, 2013
Radical Illustrators was a one-off issue of Illustrators Magazine No. 38 edited by George Snow and Robert Mason and published by the Association of Illustrators in England in 1981. This groundbreaking issue of Illustrators Magazine captured a moment in the art of illustration when young reactionary illustrators were rejecting the straightforward narrative approaches of the popular mainstream press and breaking new ground with radically new visual styles that have long since become the norm in illustration.
Contributors to Radical Illustrators included Edward Bell, Sue Coe, Georgeanne Deen, Catherine Denvir, Terry Dowling, Blair Drawson, Robert Ellis, Carolyn Gowdy, Anne Howeson, Rod Judkins, Andrzej Klimowski, Stewart Mackinnon, Robert Mason, Shinro Ohtake, Ian Pollock, Liz Pyle, Brothers Quay, Sol Robbins, Christine Roche, George Snow and Jake Tilson.
August 14, 2013This double page spread was commissioned for National Geographic Kids Magazine, for the September 2013 issue. Another super amazing illustration by Clayton Hanmer.
Click on the image to enlarge it and really get a good look at all the little scenes within.
Maurice Vellekoop’s 1992 Aids Committee of Toronto poster was featured in the Toronto Star’s Life Section front page story on the work of ACT and other Toronto Aids advocates.
Check out Clayton’s Corner page in the 2013 Special Summer issue of OWL magazine. Â Out now.
Also in the Summer issue is Tracey Wood artwork for the Do it Yourself spread.
Clayton was commissioned by Canadian Living Magazine (thank you Samantha Edwards) to do these two Milk Heroes, for the May 2013 issue for advertising promoting Milk within the Magazine. Clayton incorporated photos of a glass of milk and a carton of milk with his illustration to create the Milk SuperHeroes.
Here are a few more of Maurice Vellekoop’s BEAUTY the GUIDE magazine web Banners. You can see them pop up on some social media sites.
