The following collection of posters come to us from designer, art director, filmmaker, and Kansas resident, Jordan Gray. Jordan is also the co-creator for the very funny Middlebrow Comics.

Head to his website or Flickr for more work by Jordan.

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Although speed paintings are usually only seen as temporary or concept work, the following pieces by French artist Anthony Wolff is all but.

Visit Anthony’s website or CGHub for more of his spectacular works, including various other illustrations.

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Various original and fan art illustrations by German artist Dirk Erik Schulz. Dirk has a style that is amusing, cartoonish, exaggerated, and just plain zany.

For the bulk of Dirk’s work head over to deviantART. His website is under construction and will be available soon.

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Surfing the line between abstract, realistic, and surreal. The following collection of exceptional illustrations come from France based freelance illustrator Emmanuel Malin.

Emmanuel’s work resides at his website or CGHub.

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San Francisco based freelance artist Mike Henry shares with us his vision of various Batman characters. While mostly villains, Mike does include the dark knight himself.

Visit Mike at his portfolio, Livestream, or deviantART. Check him out on Twitter @zatransis.

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Collection of logo designs by United Kingdom based artist Gareth Hardy. These particular logos were created by Gareth between 2007 and 2009.

Dig through Gareth’s thoughts at his blog, or see more of his work at Behance.

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You might be an illustrator if 80% of your graphic design work consists of your own illustrations. Those illustrations are the work of New Zealand artist Andrew Archer

Visit his website or Behance for more of Andrew’s work.

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What sets pixel art apart from some of the various other forms of art is the crazy amount of time and detail that goes into each piece. That detail is clearly evident in the work of Italian artist Totto Renna.

See more by Totto at his website or Behance. I highly recommend you check out his superhero animations!

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Fantastic Worlds, a series of superb illustrations by Rhode Island based illustrator/painter, Jon Foster.

Jon has tons more wonderful illustrations which can be found at his website or Richard Solomon Artists Representative.

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This series of beautiful print pieces were created for the Spanish oil refinement company CEPSA, by Madrid based artist and advertising specialist David Titos.

See more of David’s great work at his Behance profile.

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Graffiti has always been an intriguing form of art, but the work of Australian artist Brad Schwede takes it to a whole new level of awesome. Brad shares with us a few of his many excellent works.

Check the rest out at Brad’s website, Flickr, or Vimeo.

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A Separate Reality is a surreal series of illustrations by Russian artist, Alex Andreyev. When Alex is not creating mind-bending artwork, he pursues a career in the movie production or game development industry.

Find the rest of Alex’s work, including more in this series, visit his website, deviantART, or Behance.

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Ben Heine, Belgium based artist, has mashed together two of his favorite pastimes to form this awesome series. Ben was watching television while writing a letter. As Ben was proofreading his finished letter, he saw the flicker of the television through the thin sheet of paper. Pencil vs. Camera was born!

Find more stuff by Ben at deviantART, Flickr and his personal website.

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With a style that can only be described as comical, Israel based artist Denis Zilber brings us an awesome collection of illustrations. This particular collection is from Denis’ editorial, commercial and personal projects.

Check out more by Denis at his website or Behance page.

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What do you get when you place Star Wars icons in ordinary modern day photographs? If you said the simply amazing work of French artist Cedric Delsaux, you’re absolutely correct.

Cedric has a large collection of many other great works. Check those out at his website.

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Daniel Clarke is a South African artist with an excellent illustration style. Though the bulk of his recent work is comic related, Daniel has a great deal of various other pieces in his gallery.

To view that gallery head over to his CGHub page.

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The Sons of the Storm are a group of artists who create illustrations & artwork for the game design company, Blizzard Entertainment. Purposes of artwork include book covers, game box covers, magazine covers, concept art and patch artwork. Visit the Sons at their homepage.

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Created for the Wizards of the Coast trading card game, Magic: The Gathering, Véronique Meignaud stylishly illustrates various environments and settings. Véronique is a freelance illustrator for Paris, France.

More work by Véronique can be found at her website or Behance profile.

Non-Magic: The Gathering Related Illustrations

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Modern and sophisticated are words not usually associated with comics, making this series all the more awesome. The artist behind this fantastic line of art is RoganJosh a.k.a. modHero from Astoria, NY.

All posters in this series are available for purchase. Visit Etsy for more details on purchasing. Also visit modHero’s gallery and Facebook page.

Captain America

Superman

Giant-Man & The Wasp

Aurora & Northstar

Phoenix

Batman

Havok & Polaris

Iron Man

Hulk

Daredevil

The New X-Men

Robin

Wonder Woman

New Mutants

Magneto

Venom

Rictor & Shatterstar

Doctor Strange

Storm

Spiderman

Wolverine

Colossus & Kitty Pryde

Emma Frost

Namor

Rogue

Catwoman

Archangel

Power Man & Iron Fist

Gambit

X-Men

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Heads! Artist Jay Brant illustrates a series of character heads from popular comic, film, and other media forms. Some of those include Marvel, DC, Star Wars and Disney.

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