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Gary Taxali by Josh Rubin
Gary Taxali is a commercial illustrator and artist who's work has appeared in many major publications. He mixes medias and styles to create a truly unique characteristic, often resulting in some irony or humor. His site includes lots of commercial work, but also some personal stuff (which is always more interesting).
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