Lee Sankey, may I be blunt? Your science fiction sketches are freaking bad ass. The countless lines that fill every bit of the page. Vehicles that defy gravity and our common sense. Dystopian cities ruled by a merciless ruler. Gadgets that ignite our senses. Stories told behind dizzyingly-tall buildings…

This is all making my brain spasm, and to think you doodled these while on the phone as a call centre agent is simply mind boggling.

Every now and then I like to go to Helene Jeudy's flickr and dig through her abstract drawings once again to see what new can I find in them. For me, it is an endless world with countless possibilities and the best part is that every day I see something new. So take a peek at this lovely work and see if you can find something for yourself in it.

Ever been engulfed with visual thoughts of beards with amorphous bodies, killer beards from outer space, or a large beard colony? I have and because of that I went scouring the internet to find others that may have encountered those same visions. I was not disappointed.

Get ready to embark on the Great Beard Adventure.

Above by Tim Easley

One of the many reasons why I wanted to come to Paris was to meet Kinrisu in person. I found out about her work two years ago when I saw her Myspace. The music was very lovely and she had this nice drawing for her profile picture. Then I found her blog with even more drawings, all of them done with a simple felt pen. So, yesterday we met and she gave me this really nice package with her album on a yellow cassette and a little zine that you can find on Papier Gache website. We planned to do an interview about her work, but the time was short. Well, if you listen to her music and follow her blog you will get a pretty good feeling of her work in general. Enjoy!

I found some really crazy creatures today, and they all come from The Creepy Catacomb. The person that digs them up and serves them to us is Krysthopher Woods from Argentina. Well, I'm not sure if he's the one that digs them up, or if he's the one who buried them in the first place. Or maybe he just makes portraits of the creatures before they go on their last journey. So take a peak at these fine drawings and try not to feel the dirt the next time you go to bed.

You like Quentin Tarantino? Addicted to "Angry Birds?" Then this excellent little drawing by Lee Crutchley might put a smile on your face, as it did mine.

I've been following Craig Atkinson's work for as long as I can remember, and yet for some reason I never posted about him on DA. I only realized it this morning when I was catching up with his work on flickr.

Craig draws from the U.K. and he draws a lot. When he's not drawing, he's printing and shipping short-run art publications from the small publishing house he started back in 2005, called Café Royal Books.

Craig sums up sketchbooks perfectly, "…I find sketchbooks a great way to free up from over-considered ideas, and a great way to counteract the exact requirements an art director might have when working commercially." If you have the time, you can flip through his sketchbooks for hours of inspiration and improvised narratives. If you don't, take a look below at some of my favorite pages.