Beyond incredible illustrations by Sergio Toppi.

Via Caprichos de Comic.

Junk Baby by Zack Johnsen makes me think of a combination of katamari and garbage pail kids.

Two cool bird-inspired prints at Inprint:

left: Trio by Kenneth Lavallee
right: Independence by Mathiole

Always impressive Nathan Fox illustrations for the Athletics West story at Nike.

via B&A

A small collection of Louis Glanzman is over on leifpeng’s flickr. It’s part of a mammoth set of work by classic illustrators. It’s a great resource for a ton of amazing work.

The Cheshire Cat t-shirt uses UV ink and glow-in-the-dark ink to make three shirts out of one graphic. I think it’s a pretty smart way to combine the printing tech. And the big cheshire grin makes me snicker. As an extra bonus, the shirt was designed by a high school(!) kid named Skylar. Way to go for Threadless for making design more democratic and accessible to all ages of designers.

A hilarious set of illustrations by Christoph Niemann at the NYT – Unpopular Science – explaining science through examples from Christoph’s everyday life with a family in NYC.

I like these Sect Eye boards from Toy Machine. Or maybe I’ve just been brainwashed.

Patrick Hruby makes some nice overprint designs. Check out his portfolio and his blog.

Looking for some inspiration for your representation woes? Check out Drawing ARCHITECTURE for a varied look at all sorts of drawings – axons, collages, sketches, superdrawings, etc. I thought this one by Justine Bell was extra nice.