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A selection of some of my faves by American illustrator Mark Smith.

Some recent works by Brooklyn artist Lan Truong. Now I'm hungry.

Some old posters by French illustrator and typographer A.M. Cassandre.

Some colorful geometric illos by designer Patrick Hruby. Enjoy

Jon Klassen follows up his first solo picture book "I Want My Hat Back" with yet another humorous tale about a hat. Check out the trailer above to get a glimpse of how it pans out. Definitely worth checking out.

"Paris in the winter" by Cape Town based illustrator Johnny Kotze, Enjoy.

Limited Edition prints by designer/illustrator, Sanna Annukka- graphic designer for Finnish textile brand Marimekko. Holiday inspired just in time for that cheery time of year.

Amazing mural work by French artist Guillaume Alby, also known as REMED.

Some simple geometric illustrations by art director and graphic designer Rob Wilson.

Some new work by award winning American illustrator David Plunkert.

You've probably seen JooHee Yoon's work all over the place, she's done editorial illustrations for The NY times, The New Yorker, Anorak Magazine, Nobrow and Uppercase to name a few. Here's some of my faves from her extensive collection. Enjoy.

Ive been a long time fan of Haroshi's work. He used old skate decks and re-purposes them into awesome wooden sculptures. I always get inspired whenever I come across any of his pieces online. Here's a collection of pieces that are my faves.

A few of my favorites by Montreal based artist Raymond Biesinger. I just found out that my old favorite Calgary University radio station CJSW commissioned Raymond for some work to help them with their annual fundraising- make sure to check them out.

The works of Adam Nickel were brought to my attention by a buddy of mine, we're both into things on two wheels, and old motos aren't an exception. Loving the vintage feel of these.

Amazing, and intricate geometric graffiti works by NELIO.

Latest works by Geoff McFetridge showing in the UK at Ivory and Black gallery. If you're around, make sure to stop through, the exhibition is up until October 26.