Jojo Ensslin takes part in a collective exhibition in “Casa Museo Mirador Lukas” in Valparaiso, Chile.
The Exhibition shows one work of each artist “inspired by Valparaiso”, and takes place from 26.01. until 26.02.2012 during the “Festival de las Artes de Valparaiso 2012″.
It is organized by “Fundacion Lukas, Valparaiso” and “PLOP! Galeria, Santiago”.

Location drawing from my studio window of Regents Canal.

Whenever Tina Zellmer is inbetween assignments (and when it is bad weather outside), she is trying to get some personal work done.
This time she was playing around with mixed materials:
black pencil drawings, old collages, marmoring, acrylic paint, coloured pencils and photoshop in the end.
Here are some of the results.

Daniel Stolle is posting sketches and process images on his blog regularly. At the moment there seems to be a diving theme going. Check it out!

Andy Potts illustrated an extract from Fritz Leiber’s ‘The Smoke Ghost’ for a festive exhibition entitled ‘Ghosts’ at Horsebridge Arts and Community centre, Whitstable, UK.

Michelle Thompson is currently part of a three man show in Hong Kong.

Michelle was asked to contribute to the exhibition Artistic.ly, a new online community for artists and illustrators.

The work will range from collage and the hand-drawn, to stencil art and typography, the exhibition brings together some of the most exciting illustrators working today, while providing the perfect opportunity to buy affordable, collectable art at a price designed to rapidly sell-out each edition.

The exhibition opens 17th November 2011 at The Loading Bay Gallery, Unit 4- 5, Dray Walk, 91 Brick Lane, London, E1 6QL. Opening times: Friday 18th November, 1000 – 18.00. To find out more visit http://artistic.ly/.

First illustrations from an ongoing drawing project for a book of music inspired prose called ‘A Circus Mind’ by Ryan Cox. Featured here are portraits of the band Joy Division and Kurt Cobain of Nirvana.

Katrin recently did a portrait session with Suhu, owner of Suhu Fashion.
Here are some of the results!

I marbled one whole day in my studio with friends who never marbled before. It was so much fun and (after our first struggles) we had really nice results in the end. I went totally ‘marble crazy’ and besides normal paper,
I marbled on leaves and stones.