Drawn! The Illustration and Cartooning Blog

Stuart Immonen has been posting daily caricatures based on photos he finds on Flickr. Check out his Flickr People photoset.

(via Illustration Friday)

Too Many Zombies is a daily drawing project which gives us a new zombie drawing every day. The zombies are drawn on an iPod Touch using the Layers app.

To celebrate her 35th birthday, artist Somsara Rielly is creating a collage a day for 365 days: Art Design 3(6)5.

In 2001, Hilary Leung started a personal illustration project called 1000strangers in which he would illustrate a different stranger he noticed in Toronto each day. It’s 8 years later, and the project continues.

He’s currently selling pieces to pay for his upcoming wedding, and originals are currently on display in the art window at the sadly-now-closing Pages book store here in Toronto.

Designer Jon Hicks has been drawing little monster cards that he puts in his son’s lunchbox every day: Daniel’s Daily Monster.

Previously: Jon Hicks on illustrating icons

Johan Leion has been drawing a self portrait every day for a year, and judging from the results, it’s prime evidence that these sorts of projects increase one’s creative skills. It’s only after he starts trying to fight the monotony of such a task by experimenting with new media, techniques, and styles that they start to get interesting.

The latest addition to my feed reader is Mexican illustrator Patricio Betteo’s 365 Minutos. Every day, a new numbered drawing by himself or a friend. So far the series is up to 820. Check it out:

Link: 365 Minutos

The latest addition to my feed reader is Thom Glick’s blog in which he’s met 2009 head-on with a daily drawing series. Love those crazy sharp angles!

Previously: Thom Glick

Andy Helms draws a dude a day, and I love how he applies his style to various movie franchises, like these Star Wars dudes.

(Thanks, Box Brown!)

So fun! This Tumblr user (Tumblrer?) posts images of the paper bags he draws on for his kids’ lunches each day: Lunch Bag Art

We took a look at Randel Plowman’s A Collage A Day a few years back, but I saw it linked on FitaCola today and realized it was worth another look. Randel creates and sells 4-inch square collages each day, and they’re quite lovely.

Previously on Drawn!: A Collage a Day…

A Batman a day keeps the Joker away.