Levy Creative Management artist MIKE BYERS spits out another great poster for the Canadian band Modern Field Recordings. Check out the posters to date. They have become quite the collection.

New poster art by Levy Creative Management artist MIKE BYERS for musician LAND. This was done for Mike's friend Rob Nichollis.

Relax & Recharge by MIKE BYERS for Runner's World Magazine. Runners who sweat every detail of a workout—pace, distance, effort—may not think twice about a "recovery day" on their training program. After all, rest is easy, right? But while some people are more than happy to take a day on the couch, others can't ...

Great new illo by MIKE BYERS for Wall Street Journal. Fixing the hiccups of a home computer is an annoyance—lugging it to a store is time consuming and following directions over the phone can get frustrating. But a host of repair services say they solve computer woes by connecting virtually to your machine. Read rest ...

For some pet owners, losing their companion is traumatic, resulting in funerals and burials. By Ilene Wolff When Jim Walsh held his beloved dog Chrissy for the last time, he had to endure his grief alone. His family was at work on the day when Chrissy — a bichon frisé already in poor health — broke his leg. And ...

New map by MIKE BYERS for Yankee Magazine July/August 2010 issue.  This is for Yankee's Summer on the Main Coast Issue: The Guide Travel. Follow The Blue Watery Road: For 20 years the Main Island Trail has beckoned lovers of solitude and beauty. The Main Island Trail is today recognized as the first of the modern water ...

The Hunt Returns! The Washington Post Hunt is a huge mutant brainteaser -- a kind of urban safari, where you’ll be hunting for the answers to wacky puzzles woven into the landscape of downtown Washington. Compete against other teams to solve them and win a cool prize.  Beautiful illustrations by MIKE BYERS! Hope to ...

HOLLYWOOD IN HAWAII From plastic palm trees to on-set pranks, from fake languages to obstinate water buffalo, intrepid humor writer Charles Memminger uncovered the funniest, strangest tales of Island moviemaking. Read more about this very interesting article from Honolulu Magazine here.

MULTITASKING MOVIE THEATERS: There's more to life than chick flicks and summer blockbusters by MIKE BYERS. Here's a great new illustration by MIKE BYERS for Honolulu Magazine. It's a very interesting article on how movie theaters are branching out and hosting other events in their theaters - not only movies. "Your ...

MIKE BYERS has now become the official poster man for St. John's Ambulance.  Here is yet another great poster for them.  It's a Games night get-together with a sleepover option if you have a few too many wobbly pops. This poster is called "Duck Duck Goose."

Why do so many Aussies choose Canada as their dream destination? Great article illustrated by MIKE BYERS in this months issue of Explore Magazine. This piece just makes you want to grab one of your Aussie friends, grab a beer and hit the slopes! Check it out on page 23!

There's nothing like seeing an artist give you a list of clients he/she wants to work with and slowly checking them off the list. MIKE BYERS is making waves with checking off those lists and getting new clients under his belt by the week. I am so proud of all his accomplishments to date as he has worked so hard to get where ...

This was a piece MIKE BYERS did for Seattle Magazine about how more people are using technology like iPhones and iPads to read the Bible in during church service. It's big business. There are several programs you can get for these devices that allow you to continue your Bible studies in the technological age. This allows ...

Here's yet another great illustration by MIKE BYERS for Baltimore Magazine. This piece was based on an article about filming in Baltimore Magazine called "Flicked Off" - How the Maryland film industry went from bustling to bust and its chances for a revival. By Violet Glaze "Gooood morning, BAAAL-ti-more!" burbles ...

MIKE BYERS for D Magazine - "Things to Know Before You Order Seafood—and Pay for It." We answer eight important questions before you put something fishy in your mouth. ARE THOSE REALLY DIVER SCALLOPS? Many Dallas restaurants describe scallops on their menus as “diver” when, in fact, very few actually serve hand-harvested ...

New poster art for St. John's Ambulance by MIKE BYERS. This one is for an event for the volunteers of St. John Ambulance - "BBQ and Bowling." They know how to have fun in Guelph!

Advice for the Tribeca Film Festival: Party Harder! New great piece by MIKE BYERS for The Village Voice. Where is the future of the film festival going? "It was a nice idea, although it did seem to some that Chinatown was the truly wounded neighborhood and New York needed another film festival about as much as it needed ...

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Congratulations to Orit Bergman, Jorge Mascarenhas & Mike Byers for making it into this years American Illustration 29 show & Chosen site. We will let you know when the book comes out & website gets launched - most likely November of 2011 at the book launch party! Mike Byers (Chosen): "In the Sky"; Jorge Mascarenhas ...

I really love it when artists work on personal pieces. Often times they are the strongest pieces in their book because they come from the heart. Here's a perfect example of this by MIKE BYERS called "Live Strong" - Living Strong because he can!

Aussie Invasion by MIKE BYERS for The Atlantic. "Outback Steakhouse: Australia’s bush meat is tasty, healthy, and enviro-friendly. But can you get people to eat it?"

Spring is in the air today so good day to talk about cottages. When a cottager has a problem with some foxes living under their summer get-a-way, they realize that playing music really loud doesn't scare them off, rather the foxes get used to it. Another great one by MICHAEL BYERS for Cottage Life.

Mike's poster art is out for the Lorraine Kimsa Theatre for Young People. This was produced for the show True Character.

Mike get interviewed on new illustrators blog Nonslick. Click here to check out the interview. where are you from and how long have you been illustrating? I am from Cambridge, Ontario Canada. It's a smaller city just west of Toronto. I've been creating images all my life. I've been professionally illustrating for a ...

Mike's artwork WTF for Atlantic Monthly gets accepted into American Illustration 2009 Annual. Congratulations to Mike & Melissa on yet another great piece for this magazine!

Mike is interviewed by Celery Magazine. Click here to check it out. Conducting interviews in public locations always feels like the simulacra of a blind date for me — looking for another only seen in picture format - or not at all - nervous they might stand you up. Meeting Cambridge-living, Guelph-haunting illustrator ...

Mike is featured in the fundraiser group show Birds and the Bees. The show features work from Sheridan alumni and faculty, consisting of well-known and emerging illustrators belonging to the fields of illustration, fine arts, comics, and much more.

Mike will be participating in the group show Cut To The Drummer on February 5, 2009 at the Steam Whistle Brewing in Toronto.

Mike is featured today in the National Post for his artwork that will appear in the group show Cut To The Drummer.

Mike's work will be featured in a group show - Illustration @ b42 Gallery in Oakville, Ontario. Sunday, December 14 from 3pm-7pm.

Mike is featured in a gallery show. Exhibition: No Parachute Required @ Gallery 1313 in Toronto. Exhibition open from July 24th-August 3rd.

Michael creates another mural for the Luminato Festival in Toronto.

Mike is featured in Work/Life. Work/Life is a book celebrating Canadian illustration and photography. For more information click here.

Mike gets one piece into American Illustration 2008. This is a personal piece called "Me Vs My Ego." Congratulations Mike on your first piece into AI!