In the last 5 years most of the illustrations i needed were made directly on the computer. So I gradually abandoned one of my favourit hobbies: drawing.

But in today’s networked culture, it’s easy to get in touch with the latest works and brush your drawing skills. Following one of the latest blogosphere memes, here’s my Z-list of drawing and illustration on the web:

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  Amateur Illustrator great galleries from tons of artists, and with lots of activities in the forums

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  Art Backwash Lots of doodles, illustrations and paintings.

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  Bearskinrug From the author of the illustrations at alistapart.com

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  Jana’s Journal and Sketchbook Sketches and more

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  Heidi Schmidt - The inked lineWork, tips, links and interesting posts

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  Illustration Friday “a weekly creative outlet/participatory art exhibit for illustrators of all skill levels”.

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  James William Walsh Sketches and illustrations directly from Halifax

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  IllustrationMundo A place where ILLUSTRATION gets all the Love !

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  Drawn! Collaborative weblog for illustrators, artists, cartoonists, and anyone who likes to draw.

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  The Drawing Club Artists and drawing enthusiasts around the world

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  Illustration Class Tutorials, exercises and lessons to download

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  Wulff Morgenthaler Daily comic strips of premium quality

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  DrawSpace The essential resource for those learning how to draw

To the great inspiring readers of the blog, my wishes of A GREAT 2007 !

* I’ve been away on holidays, so i’m tryin to catch up with the latest inspirations.

And reminding us of this new year, if you haven’t got a fresh calendar, here’s a bunch of well designed ones:

Time Tunnel Days go down the spinning abyss, by Luis Pabon	Calendar on a regular dodecahedron puting a face on each month. link
Compact Calendar for a die-hard GTD dan, by David Seah	Around the sun a daily visual scratchpad on informationesthetics

Source: http://infosthetics.com/