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Red Eye - NYTimes.com
A visual diary documenting a flight from New York to Berlin (with a layover in London). Love, Love, Love when Niemann does new visual diary pieces.
Stacey Rozich
Via the hard feeling blog
Stacey Rozich was born and raised in Seattle, Washington and studied Illustration at California College of Arts in San Francisco. Her work varies from bold folk art in watercolor and gouache, to simple pen and ink line drawings. She loves cats and Pez.
Miyuki Sakai Sewing Illustration
Miyuki Sakai's uses a sewing machine to illustrate all things domestic like food, clothes, and neighborhoods scenes. She's so talented with the thread, these could fool the eye into thinking they are pen-and-inks if one didn't know otherwise. Check it out.
Champagne Perrier-Jouët
Champagne Perrier-Jouët
New website for the prestigious & extravagant french champagne brand.
Animated random transitions in video and flash which display the brand universe before accessing to contents.
New Shotopop.com
WWW.SHOTOPOP.COM just relaunched
SHOTOPOP [show-toe-p*p] - noun.
A Wunderkammer of aesthetic tinkerings and optical delights.
In a visually overindulgent world, it is our decadent pleasure to
endeavor to make sense of the raucous and rumpus.
Roll up and come examine our little shop of pictures.
Théo Gennitsakis / Artist raté
Lots of updated work from this Paris based illustrator. Also check out his creative agency La Surprise.
Ferris Plock's Green Label Art™
Everybody's favorite monster creator (and former founding member of the hit acapella troop "The Pan Handlers"), Mr Ferris Plock, has created artwork with FTC for a new Mountain Dew can. Please help him out by voting for it. (You can vote once per day.)
Marcus of Umbria
... What an Italian Dog Taught an American Girl about Love
I loved this hand-drawn and -lettered bookcover by Andre Mora (the story inside is equally beautiful and also really funny!)
FRESH FROM THE PRINTERS, VAROOM ISSUE 12 OFFERS AN INTRIGUING GLIMPSE INTO THE FUTURE…
21st Century Zodiac signs, futuristic illustration predictions, erotic collages and science meets art marriage all combine to make this ultra modern issue of contemporary illustration magazine VAROOM almost ahead of it’s time.
Zodiac 21 features author, journalist and broadcaster Paul Morley’s new 21st Century Zodiac, including the Sign of Andy Warhol’s 15 Minutes and the Sign of the Intangible, while 12 worldwide illustrators, including Si Scott and Mimi Leung visualise them in an astonishingly inventive collaboration combining art, satire, and science-fiction.
Animation’s Brave New Worlds questions what’s next for animation in an age of Avatar and CGI indulgence. Peter Lyle reveals the links between the apparently alien worlds of art and science and Chris Hatherill looks back at the legendary Omni magazine.
The Future is Junk explores why collage has become such a hot ticket again, looking at a range of collage makers from Mario Wagner to Agnes Montgomery. While Life in 2050 ignites the imagination, encouraging illustrators to envisage life 40 years from now.
The Manifesto section showcases young illustrator, Claire Scully’s surreal mix of sci-fi and Hitchcock inspired work and comic book artist, illustrator and film-maker Dave Mckean discusses a selection of work from his incredible back catalogue...
Blog about it, shout about it, tell the world, VAROOM 12 has arrived and with a jam packed content of illustration, culture and society, we’ve set out to illustrate the future.
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