Emily Eibel is a Brooklyn-based illustrator who makes these beautiful stitched artworks. I believe she has perfected the process of drawing with string, with plenty of works to show for it as well.

And the most interesting of all is that not only is she good with a needle, she’s a vector god too — producing vector based illustration (that leans on the side of pixellated art) under another name: Tomby Illustration.

At first glance, her styles may seem to be vastly different from one another. But upon closer inspection, they share a common concept — one that is based on building up an illustration pixel by pixel; and the other stitch by stitch. One may be more organic and the other more geometrical, but oh what an eye she has!

John Casey draws up these pretty intriguing creatures (wearing suits, no less!) — I’m not sure if it has anything to do with the fact that he was born on Friday the 13th, although that would make for a really interesting study!

From his bio
_John Casey has been inventing creatures as soon as he was able to hold a crayon. Drawings that his mother saved from when he was only three years old reveal an obsession with the figure. The figures in these drawings show not only the distorted perceptions of a child, but a fascination with skulls, teeth, spirographic eyes, and invented body parts. This obsession with strange creatures continued throughout his youth. _

Oh, and look — stickers!