Last week I received lots of fabulous stickers in the post from stickermule, featuring a couple of my very own illustrations and – wow! Not only was it really lovely of them to print these for me but the sticker quality is top notch – the print is perfect, the vinyl is impressively thick and the colours are spot on.

I don't normally post my own work or ramble on about how wonderful an online service is on my blog but I honestly can’t recommend them highly enough - thanks, stickermule!

Isidro Ferrer's graphic illustration work is superbly sophisticated - this elegant image is for a children's opera season at Liceo de Barcelona.

I really like Nicola Meiring's graphic illustrations, which use shape and pattern to great effect.

Break a Lead is a Tumblr showcasing up and coming young illustrators from the University of the West of England, Bristol. Some fantastic work being posted - my tip is to click "Follow" and watch as the frequently-posted illustrations brighten up your Dashboard. Degree shows will be announced shortly - I'm looking forward to seeing the work in person!

This particularly super illustration is by Fran Court. 

Mathilde Aubier is a French graphic designer and illustrator. Her stylish vintage-tinted collages caught my eye.

Pyphai draws fantastic textural illustrations, full of quirky charm. I especially adore this magical-looking creation - it leaps off the screen and almost looks like it's glowing.

Found via Where The Lovely Things Are. 

Till Hafenbrak creates striking illustrations with graphic shapes and bold limited colours. Great work - see more here. 

I really enjoy the slightly surreal artwork of Eleanor Davis, such as this gouache painting called 'Big Cry'. You can see more of her work here. 

Michael Kirkham has some beautiful illustration work on his website, using interesting and fresh colour palettes similar to the one used in the image above.

Paul Tebbott is a visual artist, illustrator and electronic musician. He created this great image called 'Soak My Feet', which is just the sort of minimalist graphic art I adore.