This Flickr Friday features the photostream of Swedish illustrator Camilla Engman. Her amazing work caught my eye as well as her studio. Being an artist myself I love seeing artist’s studios. Check out the photostream as well as her website. Then come back here and comment about it.

This week’s Flickr Friday features the photo stream of illustrator/art director Lydia Lys from Paris, France. Lydia does work for books, newspapers, magazines and more. All of her work is well designed, even the illustrations where she uses a combination of college and drawing. I like that she uses animals in her work as well as a common theme of masks which I find mysterious. You can view her photo stream here and check out her portfolio site as well.

Here are some great images by French artist Amose. Really amazing flow and line work. Check it out.

Grtblueheron, or Mary Shea, is an old friend of my from Massachusetts College of Art. I recently checked out her Flickr page to what she’s been up to. I really like these two photos. The first photo, taken through a screen, is great. I really like the effect and the yellow and greens are incredible. The Second photo is of Mary’s grandmother. At first glance I thought it looked a bit sad and lonely, but at second glance I think it has more of a contented feel. The composition is shows her grandmother at the bottom of the photo allowing space for us to see her home and therefore learn more about her.

You can see more of Mary’s photos at her flickr here.

This week’s Flickr Friday brings you the work of graphic designer, art director, freelancer, Michael Paukner. I’ve been a sucker for charts, graphs and diagrams lately so I was happy to find Michael’s work. See his photo stream here.

These images posted in Erik Nitsche’s Photostream are of various General Dynamics ads and annual reports from the 1950′s. The photostream is maintained by BustBright in Los Angeles as a personal inventory of Nitsche’s work as well as a service for the design community. For those who don’t know Nitsche was a contemporary of Lester Beall, Paul Rand and Saul Bass. For more information about Nitsche check out this biography by Steven Heller.