Art Grootfontein

Art is an art director, animator and illustrator based in Paris. His website is full of great stuff - loads of great animation clips, beautiful tee shirt designs and wonderful illustrations. He's also a fellow contributor to Michael Fleishman's brilliant "Drawing Inspiration - Visual Artists at Work" book.

Dan Berry Part 2

A lot has happened to Dan Berry since his first Serge - he is now the creator of the "twitter-based, recipe comic" Onion Soup, has introduced the world to Silky Wilson and started the webcomic Oxford Clay. He's a busy chap! Here's his second Gainsbourg.

Michael Greco

A beautifully simple Serge from Toronto based web cartoonist Michael Greco. His site, Grecomix, is updated every Monday. Go have a look!

Benjamino

Double the fun today from Mr Ben Harrison AKA Benjamino. Ben sent me 2 version of Serge and I couldn't decide which version to put up so I've posted both. His blog claims that he lives in "a bin up a tree" but I've heard rumours that he's, in fact, based in Manchester. To see more of his paintings visit his blog, website or even his Flickr stream.

David Hill

An interesting approach to drawing Serge from art student David Hill. This portrait is created using just message tape and a black Sharpie. Nice. To see more of David's work visit his blog (and even see some earlier takes of his Draw Serge submission).

Jon Burgerman

Here's Serge Gainsbourg from the pen of Mr Jon Burgerman. If you don't know who Jon is then you must have been living on another planet for the last few years. His work has adorned almost every surface known to man - from wallpaper to trainers to crockery to people's skin. Just give that boy a pen and watch him go! He's also recently released his first single with fellow artist Jim Avignon under the moniker Anxieteam. To see more of Jon's work (and salads) visit his site or Flickr stream.

Joe Wray

Here's Joe Wray! Joe Wray is an illustrator /graphic artist living in Barcelona (lucky man!). His website is under reconstruction but you can find plenty of visual stimuli at his drawing blog 'Wild things' or his Flickrstream.