Botto Arts: Year of the Rabbit
To honor 2011 as the year of the rabbit, Bryan Flynn of Botto Arts created this whimsical poster. Giclee prints are available right here.
To honor 2011 as the year of the rabbit, Bryan Flynn of Botto Arts created this whimsical poster. Giclee prints are available right here.
I can’t get enough of Ana Albero’s style and stunning use of color. This particular pair of illustrations is from Nobrow 4: Night and Day, which you can purchase right here.
I’m intrigued by the dreamy, magical universe that Violeta Hernández has brought to life through her work. These particular images are from Exótica, a solo show in Mexico held this past year.
33.3 is an art show opening this weekend, January 8th, in Cedar Falls, Iowa. For the show, each artist was tasked with the challenge of reimagining an existing album cover in their own unique style. The final product features thirty-three…
I’m loving the exuberant use of color in Ricardo Cavolo’s illustrations. Lots more to see right here.
Take a look at this French Heraldry Exhibition by Hugo & Marie artist Jules Julien. I’m loving the juxtaposition between the clean, modern graphics and the ornate, historic setting. Check out frenchheraldry.com for a closer look at each of the…
If you’re a New York Magazine subscriber, you may have caught Timothy Goodman’s amazing intro for their annual Where to Eat section this past week. It was originally intended for the cover (see below), but unfortunately a much less interesting…
The pure creativity of kids always amazes me, so I was instantly drawn to Wander Monster, a blog that chronicles a collaborative project between designer Rob Kimmel and his young son. Each day Rob leaves a half-finished drawing and writing…
The goal of the Unloved Collection, by London-based Supafrank, is to collect unwanted products and give them new life. They’ve done just that with their first two pieces, a pair of mugs named Margaret and Ken, each with their own…
Today I’m pleased to present the work of South African artist and designer Daniel Ting Chong. I’m loving the chaotic, unpredictable quality of these portraits. For more, check out his B?hance portfolio right here.
I don’t have a dribbble account (hint hint readers with extra invites :)), but it’s always fun to pop over there and catch a glimpse of what some of the designers I admire are working on. And occasionally I’ll stumble…
I have heard so many great things about Steve Martin’s new novel, An Object of Beauty, that it has flown to the top of my reading list. So I was thrilled to hear from Darren Booth last week, who is…
How fun is this quirky vintage Christmas illustration?? Found right here in Heather David’s Flickr stream.
ABC is for Circus is a a children’s board book featuring the fantastical illustrations of Patrick Hruby. The book teaches children their ABC’s through the whimsical world of trapeze artists, snake charmers and circus animals depicted in his signature geometric…
It’s no secret that I am not a huge fan of the whole facial hair trend (when it comes to design, not people). I never really got the appeal of it, and it just seemed to oversaturate the market far…
The folks over at Physical Fiction just cooked up a new set of prints. Check ’em out here.
Andrew Janik‘s illustrations and infographics are smart, cheerful, and just all-around fun to look at.
I’m loving the retro style, intricate details and saturated colors found in Vesa Sammalisto‘s illustrations. More here.