Art for autism contribution
My contribution to the Art for Autism book. The idea was something along the lines of being to focused on the details and not being able to grasp the full picture… you’ll figure it out.
—Posted by: Peter, March 28, 2009
Category: Geometric, Personal
Farrow / Pet Shop Boys
I’m digging the new Pet Shop Boys album artwork recently designed by Farrow. The art direction was inspired by the Gerhard Richter 4900 exhibition that showed last year at the Serpentine gallery in London.
—Posted by: Jonathan, March 27, 2009
Category: Album, Art, Geometric, Graphic Design
Moon Rocks
A little experiment with some halftones, a diamond and the moon. Word up.
—Posted by: Chris, March 27, 2009
Category: Art, Graphic Design, Personal
Travis Stearns
Travis Stearns + awesome = I Am Mint Condition. Enjoy!
—Posted by: Chris, March 25, 2009
Category: Art, Graphic Design, Inspiration
Seventy-Three Funshine
Nice book: Seventy-Three Funshine, by Jason Jagel & Madlib.
—Posted by: Chris, March 24, 2009
Category: Art, Publication
Nigel Evan Dennis
Nice clean work by Chicago artist Nigel Evan Dennis.
—Posted by: Jonathan, March 24, 2009
Category: Art, Geometric, Graphic Design
Rare color photos from the 40’s
It’s almost surreal seeing photos like these in color. “The best-known FSA photographs are in black and white. Less commonly seen are the color photos by FSA and OWI photographers, shot between 1939 and 1945″.
—Posted by: Peter, March 24, 2009
Category: Photography
Art
Waiting for a meeting to start so quickly created this with a couple found rock images from flickr. I like it, might experiment with it more when I have some time.
—Posted by: Jonathan, March 24, 2009
Category: Abstract, Art, Personal, Sketch
Aakash Nihalani
Some interesting geometric street art using colored tape in public spaces. You can see more of Nihalani’s work here.
—Posted by: Jonathan, March 24, 2009
Category: Geometric, Street Art
Yimmys Yayo
Nice photo blog at Yimmys Yayo.
—Posted by: Chris, March 24, 2009
Category: Blogs, Inspiration, Photography
It is the world that made you small
Some brilliant work by Brock Davis. A wide range of work from advertising to apparel graphics
—Posted by: Peter, March 24, 2009
Category: Graphic Design
Shattered type test
Posted by: Peter, March 23, 2009
Category: Personal
Onlab - Intersections
Berlin based studio onlab designs the monthly section of the Domus magazine called Intersections. The current issue discusses the mechanisms, strengths, frailties and possible scenarios on the eve of Web 3.0. Great illustrations by Tobias Krafczyk and the page folded spreads are amazing. I’m trying to get my hands on this one.
Posted by: Jonathan, March 23, 2009
Category: Editorial, Graphic Design, Publication
Sketch - Paint drips
Paint drips are a bit played but this was part of a sketch for a client with ‘Paint’ part of the name. It ended up nowhere so I’m posting i there instead! Also as we’re getting this going, it’s okay to be a bit liberal with the posts.
—Posted by: Peter, March 20, 2009
Category: Personal, Rejects, Sketch
MD70
Nice work from a New York based agency, focusing on fashion. Run by some Swedes I believe.
—Posted by: Peter, March 20, 2009
Category: Fashion, Graphic Design
Luke Bryne
Justin Ouellette created a website called ihardlyknowher.com. It’s a website anyone with a Flickr account can use for viewing photographs in a minimalist format. Check out photographer Luke Bryne’s page.
—Posted by: Jonathan, March 20, 2009
Category: Photography
Smash Tokyo
Some interesting work on Todd Proctor’s Flickr site.
—Posted by: Jonathan, March 13, 2009
Category: Abstract, Graphic Design
Stuart Pillinger
Great photographs by Stuart Pillinger.
—Posted by: Jonathan, March 12, 2009
Category: Photography
So Much Pileup
A really good and inspiring blog by the folks at Burlesque of North America.
—Posted by: Peter, March 6, 2009
Category: Blogs, Inspiration
Good I’m Glad
My most current art project: A small zine created with some friends entitled ‘Good I’m Glad’. It took us one night to create every page after loading up on rejected magazines from a Borders dumpster and a few beers. I’m still in the process of scanning all the pages, you can check them out here.
—Posted by: Jonathan, March 5, 2009
Category: Personal
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