Our good friend Jeffrey Bowman of MRBOWLEGS has recently settled into life in Nottingham after a few months of finding his feet. On the work front, there is loads going on for him as always. Coming soon will be his first zine, produced with Andrew J.MIller and full of doodles and mind spew. More details of its release will be available on Jeffrey’s site soon.

www.mrbowlegs.co.uk

Zoe Regoczy recently emailed us with updates to her portfolio. She’s a 19 year old illustrator from Oxford soon to be attending Central Saint Martins, London and has some superbly interesting work—almost Warholesque.

www.zoeregoczy.com

Basically, Sweden is the coolest (we’re talking Jack Burton and the Pork Chop Express cool) place on the planet. Don’t believe me? Check out Joakim Jansson’s portfolio, 1-UP. The few bits of typography are especially nice.

www.damiencorrell.com

Hailing from Brooklyn, Damien Correll has some insanely funky and fresh design work. Working for Urban Outfitters, Nike, Yale University, K2, Rome SDS, Plug Research, Nickelodeon, Zoo York and Polyvinyl Records, he’s kind of a big deal.

He also shares a studio with Rad Mountain, a talented art and design studio with the swankiest logo I’ve seen in quite a while.

www.damiencorrell.com

Travis Cain has some really nice work, especially screenprinted posters. Originally from Madison, WI, he’s worked with a plethora of big name clients including MTV, Kid Robot, those cheesy Green Bay Packers, the Sundance Channel, and Harley-Davidson.

www.artforindustry.com

A friend of mine, Chris Cregori has recently added an amazing new illustration titled Invasion. I printed a limited number of two prints for him on fine art. You can purchase one on his Etsy page.

Jake Edwards is a design student from the University of Cumbria and is looking for work in London. He’s recently put up some new and impressive work.

www.jakeinthebox.net

Jon recently wrote, informing us that Hub Collective LTD out of Portland, OR has re-designed their website. Without further ado, here it is.

www.hubltd.com

The work is great. The site is great. But most importantly, the font’s are amazing. PUMP is a personal favorite.

www.houseofburvo.co.uk

A favorite artist of mine, Matt Furie.

mattfurie.betternonsequitur.com

Chicago’s Jay Ryan operates The Bird Machine, a screen print poster workshop. There are some great designs and illustrations to be found throughout his site.

www.jhbookdesign.com

Michael Sieben does acrylic on wood better than most. The subtle blues and reds consistent throughout his work really pop. He has some rad skateboard designs too.

 www.msieben.com

A solid design portfolio by Loz Ives. The above poster is particularly pleasing (and very true).

www.lozives.co.uk 

Eric Kiel has some really interesting photography work. The under-saturated yet over-contrasty colors result in a mysteriously calm feel. In a way, it reminds me of Amsterdam’s Primabeeld.

www.kielphoto.com

Andy Smith informed me that he has some new illustrations for sale in his online shop.

www.asmithillustration.com

Matthew Hodson’s illustrations you ask? How about dope nasty, sick, wicked, phat, funky, fresh, hot, tight, rad, blingin,’ bangin,’ and the shit.

www.matthewthehorse.co.uk 

Solid work by Build. The way they’ve organized their portfolio is really impressive too.

www.wearebuild.com via AisleOne 

A sweet concept by Paddy Donnelly and Lee Munroe. Buy up your words before they’re all gone!

www.thebigwordproject.com

Weirdness from the Netherlands.

www.theotherpicture.com

Fellow Denverite, Chris Gregori recently updated his site with some slick new illustrations. He also heads up .post due, a postcard collective that gets people from all over the world involved in making mail art once a month.

www.cgregori.com