Mute Cornett

Gez Fry: Check out this crab robot, especially. I normally hate robot art--the stuff bores me to tears and it's all the same chrome and wiring--but this is so sleek and organic and appealing. I love looking at this ukiyo-e too.

Meg Hunt: I think her art's incredibly beautiful. Her colors, in particular, are their own kind of awesome.

My last set of artist recs is here.

• Nivbed: click the evil bunny and then click on the thumbnails there.


• Kozyndan: I love their panoramics so much.


• Lillian Piri: soft, soft, lovely art.


• Lotte Klaver: ink sketches of children.


• Barnaby Ward: so fucking cool. He just oozes cool.


• Matthew Woodson: pointing you to this one particular picture that I really love.


• Paul Pope: a master of brushwork!


• Kristian Donaldson: I'm not a big fan of his covers but the colors on the insides of Supermarket #1 are beautifully done.


• Neil Babra: I didn't like the style he used in Flight Volume 1, but the way he does night scenes in Volume 3, the trees all dark and blown about by the wind, is amazing.


• James Jean: everybody loves James Jean, but maybe everybody hasn't seen A Polite Winter, which is a collaborative project he's doing with Kenichi Hoshine.

I have more favorites than just these, like Meg Hunt and Vera Brosgol and Chris Ware (his art is lovely in a way that's not immediately apparent), but I felt like recommending these, just off the top of my head. There's also this fantastic Japanese artist a friend showed me who uses light blue for her shadow color and does these beautifully surreal paintings, but I've forgotten her name and her website has long since been taken down. Same with Catia Chien--I adore her artwork but her gallery seems to be down for the moment.

Oh! And! Does anyone want a Vox account? I have two invites!