Printed black and violet print of a rook in a graveyard, being peeled back from the black inked plate

Did some more lino printing today

Text: I’m trading at Craft & Flea Leeds Photo backdrop is a close up of my stall featuring illustrated cards, comics and zip cases

I’m back at Left Bank Leeds on Sunday 26th April, this time for my first ever Craft and Flea market 🐾

Really excited for this one! I’ll be restocking zip cases that sold out last week, and will be debuting the latest in my developing series of wildlife lino prints!

I was organising work on my bedroom floor and my dad banged on the window and held up this cool rock he found in the log pile

Ahh thanks so much pal! 💗

Oh I absolutely LOVE this illustration!

Introducing the artwork for Bookbug Week 2026 (18-24th May)!

The purpose of the week is to introduce new families to Bookbug. We run special events to encourage families to make friends, learn new songs and join the Bookbug community.

Thanks to Shirley Hottier for the illustration!

#Bookbug

Printed black and violet print of a rook in a graveyard, being peeled back from the black inked plate

Did some more lino printing today

Ohh this is fun!

an illustration in shades of purple, red, pink, and black of various picture frames with ghosts in them - a woman with flowers growing out of her neck, another without a head and with floating eyeballs and nerves where a head should be, one with a red gash in the canvas, one holding a severed head on a plate.

a comic page from the pitch for AFFAIRS OF THE HAUNT, my debut graphic novel (with writer jordan alsaqa, coming out spring 2027!). it shows fel, a demon with long white-blonde hair, trailing cam, a human, down a staircase and into the basement.

a blue and bright pink haunted house on a light purple background.

a double-page comic spread from THE WITCH'S WINGS AND OTHER TERRIFYING TALES (an "are you afraid of the dark?" graphic novel, available wherever comics are sold!) showing a young girl on a haunted bus surrounded by glowing green ghosts.

hey #portfolioday ! i'm kaylee & i'm a comic artist / illustrator who loves ghosts and the color pink.

currently looking to line up work (comics, cover/ttrpg/album art, etc) for summer/fall 2026!

🫀 kayleerowena.com
💌 kayleerowena@gmail.com
🍒 kayleerowena.bigcartel.com
☕️ ko-fi.com/kayleerowena

A selection of 4 collage illustrations by Mark Hoffmann: A wolf sneaking into a castle; School kids getting off the bus and entering a school full of dinosaurs; A soccer referee blowing a whistle; A town of mice wearing pants

Got any spring plans?

I’m Mark Hoffmann. I love writing & illustrating silly & cute books. Interested in picture books, board books & kids’ editorial
I’m rep’d by @literaticat.bsky.social at @andreabrownlit.bsky.social

🎨: www.studiohoffmann.com
✉️: mh@studiohoffmann.com

#portfolioday #kidlitart

Promotional illustration by Gina Perry. An underwater scene of four playful axolotl.

Promotional illustration by Gina Perry. Three kids are wearing homemade outfits and text bubbles above their heads match materials used. Tape! Paper! Cardboard! They look fierce but also cute. Blue background.

Promotional illustration by Gina Perry. A very busy coffee shop scene filled with tortoises working, chatting, eating greens, young and old.

Promotional illustration by Gina Perry. A huge stag beetle stands atop a bowl of rotten fruit, holding one cherry. Text below reads 'life is a bowl of rotten fruit'.

Hello #PortfolioDay
I'm a New England children's book author and illustrator. I'm open for small projects soon, and book projects this summer. Rep'd for books by Sean McCarthy Lit. #kidlit #kidlitart

More at: www.ginaperry.com

Ooo #portfolioday again!

Hey! I’m Jas 🤓 an illustrator and printmaker from Shropshire.

I’m a big fan of riso printing, punchy symmetry, and anything fluro pink ✨

I’ve worked in editorial, packaging, branding, & kid lit. But I’m always up for trying something new 👀

linktr.ee/Jasminesillu...

An isometric illustration of a town hall, school and surrounding roads and paths. The school roof is cut away revealing a cafeteria full of schoolchildren

A 3D illustrated scene AKA tunnel book featuring a squirrel sitting on an armchair reading a book while another squirrel ascends a ladder into an attic full of ghosts

A three-colour lino print of a toad as seen from above, surrounded by fallen leaves and sticks

A section of a comic following a mole as she gives you a tour of her house

Hiya #PortfolioDay, I’m a Leeds-based illustrator specialising an characterful illustration for education, storytelling and play!

I’m available to work on comics, children’s publishing, science communication, workshop toolkits, board games and more.

See more of my work here: www.emseeitch.com

Mixed media illustration of a green-skinned purple-haired witch waving a magic wand above a pot of daffodils who have eyes. There are other plants with eyes and mouths in the background as well and noted everywhere. A little girl is entering the greenhouse looking shocked.

Illustration of a two anthromorphic zebras in a sculpture studio. One of them has no stripes and is sculpting a bust of the other zebra who is sitting in a stool with her eyes closed.

Illustration of a little girl and her dad in the kitchen. The dad is stirring a meal in a pot on the stove. There are aroma lines coming out of the pot and the girl has closed her eyes and is taking in the smell. There is a black cat peeking above the counter top and looking at the pot.

Mixed media illustration of a boy wearing pajamas sitting on a desk with his teddy bear next to him, looking out the window at the Ursa Major constellation.

Hi #portfolioday 👋

My name is Denis and I'm a #kidlit illustrator who loves bold line work, wonky shapes, limited palettes and painterly textures. I'd love to work on more board books, picture books, early readers and middle grade. 🙌

🌐 www.denisillustrates.com

#kidlitart #illustration #art

Happy #PortfolioDay ✨

My name is Gordy and I’m an illustrator from Scotland painting in gouache, inks and acrylic 🏳️‍🌈🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

🌐 gordywright.com
📚 Represented by the Bright Agency

#illustration #kidlitart #childrensbooks

I'm Luke! Chicago artist, design supervisor at @fangamer.com, proud father of Boss Nostalgic 64, and 'Burger King Kids Club' alum. Let's be friends! lukospicturehouse.com/links #portfolioday

An isometric illustration of a town hall, school and surrounding roads and paths. The school roof is cut away revealing a cafeteria full of schoolchildren

A 3D illustrated scene AKA tunnel book featuring a squirrel sitting on an armchair reading a book while another squirrel ascends a ladder into an attic full of ghosts

A three-colour lino print of a toad as seen from above, surrounded by fallen leaves and sticks

A section of a comic following a mole as she gives you a tour of her house

Hiya #PortfolioDay, I’m a Leeds-based illustrator specialising an characterful illustration for education, storytelling and play!

I’m available to work on comics, children’s publishing, science communication, workshop toolkits, board games and more.

See more of my work here: www.emseeitch.com

Comic cover with the title "What Does HIV Mean?" by Jordan Collver & Jaime Garcia Iglesias featuring a patchwork quilt.

Comic Page 1: A young man accompanies his boyfriend in a clinic waiting room. His phone pings with a reminder for an upcoming Queer Sewing Club session. He kisses his boyfriend goodbye outside the clinic and arrives at the sewing club, holding a Vintage City bag and waving to the instructor. He pulls out an old denim jacket from the bag and and excitedly tries it on. It's covered in badges/patches and a bit tattered but still cool. He feels good in it, but the instructor notices and appears shocked with recognition. TEXT: Most gay men in the UK have been touched by HIV in the UK in some way, whether they live with the virus or not. A central strand running… through the community… but unique to each person. Today, people with HIV can live full and healthy lives. Although there is still no cure… [background sign]: CLINIC thanks to medication like pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and effective anti-retroviral treatments, HIV is a preventable and manageable condition. [phone message]: Reminder: Queer Sewing Club - 1hr And people living with HIV can’t pass on the virus. [building sign]: CLINIC ENTRANCE For many young gay men who have grown up having these options, it’s the only reality they’ve known. [handbag]: VINTAGE CITY “When I first came out… coincided with PrEP becoming more available.” (Caleb, 30, white, HIV– on PrEP) Clinic visits for testing, prevention and treatment are part of everyday life. “The issues of sexual health […] lots of people in the queer community go through as a rite of passage” (Tyler, 35yo, HIV neg) Seen as a matter of routine and responsibility. But it wasn’t always this way.

Comic Page 2: A colourful 80s flashback of the instructor as a younger man wearing the same jacket... it was his! He looks up anxiously at an imposing hospital building and is ushered in through the back entrance by medical staff in PPE. He sits alone in the waiting room. We next see him standing in the middle of a lively dancefloor surrounded by men dancing and chatting. He turns to his right and sees a man unravelling like a spool of thread, followed by a closeup of him stitching a badge onto his jacket with that same colour thread. He turns to his left to see another man in a different colour also unravelling, followed by another badge in the same colour. He is left holding several different coloured threads with a jacket covered in badges. Now he is sitting at a table with a small group of other men who are happily painting some protest signs. Some chat, while one lovingly puts some paint on another's nose. TEXT: Far from it, when HIV was first identified in the early 80s… [sign]: HOSPITAL it was a matter of life and, very often, death. [sign]: STAFF ONLY [sign]: DON’T DIE OF IGNORANCE For many gay men who lived through the 80s and 90s, HIV represents fear, loss, grief – “The AIDS Crisis.” “Literally loads of my mates died in the eighties… I was just going onto the scene at that time and the people that you would bump into…” “…suddenly they just wouldn’t be there…” “and no-one really talked about it.” (Brian, 56yo, white) “It was a fear-filled time… But…” “…there were still times when people showed incredible love to each other… I think it would be wrong to see the whole of the 80s and 90s in one big black cloak of doom and gloom. It wasn’t that.” (Paul, 64, white)

I've just been given the go-ahead to share the new comic I made with @jgarciaiglesias.bsky.social about his research!

"What Does HIV Mean?" 1/2

Amaterasu. 🔥☀️🐾🌸

I didn't realise the 20th anniversary of Okami was coming up (bones crumble to dust) I just felt like busting out the pastels and drawing her. :')

This was deffo one of my fave games on the PS2!!

#okami #okamifanart #amaterasu #pastelillustration

A montage of pop cultural icons (Kevin from Home Alone, Robocop, Marla from Fight Club, Darth Vader, etc.) for a double page spread in French film magazine La Septieme Obsession.

An illustrated scene from The Breakfast Club for a National Library of Scotland article about libraries in pop culture.

An illustration of all the characters in Kinds of Kindness. A cover illustration for Little White Lies.

An illustration of some of the characters from Yellowjackets.

🚨 I'm currently open for illustration work! Finished a couple of big projects and now have a semi-free schedule for a few weeks. If you're an AD, please get in touch!

🎨 My portfolio: tomhumberstone.com
🧵 But I'm going to post some work below too...

I love illustrating pop culture:

Proud of myself for persisting despite having no context for such controls!

I have Steam but no PC 😭 thanks for the reccs tho, the latter at least is on consoles!

Yesss putting “influencer” on my CV

A grid of essentially my favourite videogames labelled “best retro game”, “best soundtrack” etc. The only one that really matters is Link’s Awakening

Oh ok then, here’s mine.

Enjoy my data, advertisers!

Crow Country A Survival Horror adventure featuring: A rich atmosphere. A strong, tangible sense of place. A small but memorable cast of characters. Meaningful exploration. Engaging puzzles. And most of all – a bea...

I shouldn’t have waited so long to play Crow Country! I thought it looked like “not really my thing” but it very very much is.

And yes I sucked at the shooting at first but it was really satisfying when I improved.

I think … I think I should play Resident Evil games now?!

crowcountrygame.com

Ahhh Nintendoland times 😭🥹

A miniature gravestone with skulls on it.

A small painted charm of a scary tree.

A small painted charm of a ghost wearing a witch's hat.

A small painted charm of a Frankenstein monster head.

Details from a thrift store Halloween knick-knack (part 1).

Driving myself mad with a mosaic border for this month’s riso print

The Kickstarter for Orlando just went live! There’s cool rewards like postcards and a whole accompanying zine that I’m making! Please support if you can ✨

a roll of gift wrap featuring illustrated cats and books and a box wrapped in the same design

closeup of bat patterned gift wrap covering a pile of boxes

a roll of crow patterned gift wrap

closeup of raccoon patterned gift wrap

Just got a fresh batch of animal patterned gift wrap in, so it’s restocked on my shop!

Featuring crows, bats, otters, raccoons, frogs, cats and books, Pallas’ cats and axolotls 🐾

Check out the full range here: www.emseeitch.com/shop/gift-wrap