James Charles, in his series American Iconomics. used real U.S. currency for each of these drawing of American icons.

























James Charles, in his series American Iconomics. used real U.S. currency for each of these drawing of American icons.
Very much in the visual style of Studio Ghibli (creators of Totoro, Spirited Away and Princess Mononoke), illustrator Lap Pun Cheung brings us some tasty scenes of the Star Wars epic that I will gladly watch all over again if ever it is remade this way.
South African artist Jono Dry not only has the incredible ability to draw these photorealistic drawings, but also has a surrealistic eye.
By Sabrina Small
To go along with WEEK 5 POEM "Notes Toward Identifying an Elephant" over on Manipulated Bestiary ( http://manipulatedbestiary.com/1825577 ) I asked people to draw an elephant and these are what they drew.
by Brendan Constantine
By Joseph Patrick Arneggar
by Narciso Carlos
By Diego Miranda
By Daniel Miller
by Bijou Vann
by David Mayes
By Matt Orr
By Michael Holmes
By Jessica Ceballos
By Aly Taylor
by Noemi Seltzer
By Stephen McFadden
Paula Swisher has developed an illustration series of birds overlaying other sorts of texts, and lately, here are lovely and punny birds painted on bills.
Johnny Blank caught a 30-hour timelapse of Australian artist Paul White creating pencil drawing of a crashed vehicle.
From the project page:
“Draw Homer” is an art project of world domination.
We want the very best artists from all over the globe to draw Homer. Our ultimate goal is to have Matt Groening himself drawing one.
When we achieved our goal, we will make an art exhibition with the best Homers. And the best of the very best will get a really nice prize we cannot talk about yet.