Tim Jarosz lives in Chicago and makes his living as a photographer and graphic designer.
These new prints of his make his life look magical.
Emil Landgreen is a professional illustrator whose work is just teeming with magic.
Head over to his blog, where you’ll find all manner of exciting projects that he’s working on.
Mike Perry created this magical piece for New York’s 92nd street Y, illustrating the institution’s long-standing commitment to diversity, culture, and community awareness.
Mattias Inks is a magical world, where illustration will charm and enchant you.
Head there now.
Erin Casner quills paper completely magically.
Sam Bosma’s illustrations are amazing.
Not only does he exercise phenomenal talent, but his subject matter and inspirations range from the fantastical right down to realistic observations.
I’m in love.
Silvia Mogni’s photos are enchanting.
Talented and magical in equal parts, Renee Nault’s drawings have me captivated.
Described on her website as “the best friend you never had”, I think you should have a wee looky.
Benjamin Lacombe is no new face around these parts.
Author of one of the most incredible children’s books of all time, he will be familiar to most as one of those dream weavers who all-too-easily spin yarns of magic to entice even the most straightlaced into his world.
( Time magazine even appointed one of his books, Cherry and Olive, one of their top 10 children’s books of the year in 2007, so I suggest you bumble over Amazon and education yourselves.)
Now that I’ve brought him to your attention, I suggest you meander over to his virtual domain and escape into the magical world of his work.
