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"James Joyce is a London-based artist and designer. At the start of 2006 he founded his own studio One Fine Day where he produces limited edition prints of his work as well as taking on commissions from a variety of clients."
His print work features crisp images and bold, bright colour schemes. I like the witty, light hearted feel to his work.

"Telegamme studio offers interactive, illustration and editorial design as well as short-run and bespoke screenprinting sevices."

Alex Lukas uses a variety of techniques to create these drawings including ink, acrylic, water colour, gouache and silk screen for a seamless, photographic finish.
I found a cute little website called Zookimono, where you can buy gifts such as hand screen printed laptop and ipod covers. I especially liked Gemma Correll's sweet treat patterns. Her website features much more of her illustrative work.
Eric Smith provokes happiness through his artwork. His Live Now project consists of a growing collection of quotes and illustrations encouraging you to live each day to its fullest. Visit the Live Now website to see more.
Love, love, love this wax scratched piece by you don't matter. Some imaginative work, goes to show you don't always need to use a computer from beginning to end to make things look good! Oh so wonderful!!
Beautiful, detailed illustrations which must take hours to draw up! I do like geometric, repeated patterns :)
Esther Aarts, Illustrator and Designer. I like the style of her illustrations, she does some pretty nice stuff with collage too. Worth having a look at her website.
I've noticed there seems to be a trend for futuristic, geometric illustrations lately, and this is a fine example. A beautiful piece of work by Sakke Soini. I could happily stare at it for hours B-)