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vintage cameras
I love vintage cameras, so these gorgeous prints by Jeremy Slagle are right up my street - they are based on cameras found at garage sales and flea markets in Ohio. The four prints can be purchased for $39 here.
dyna moe - mad men
Dyna Moe creates some super illustrations capturing moments from the TV series Mad Men. There's also a website called Mad Men Yourself, where you can create a Mad Men version of yourself in Dyna Moe's style.
tomoko suzuki
| Tomoko Suzuki's portfolio contains some delightful brightly-coloured illustrations with enjoyable details. |
jon contino
Jon Contino is a designer, illustrator, and typographer. His hand lettering is perfect, check it out, now now now. I especially like his CXXVI series.
brendan wenzel
Brendan Wenzel's "Wildlife of Vietnam" series features this painting of a Malayan Tapir, which is superb.
dick bruna book covers
Dick Bruna is most well-known for his Miffy books, so it is lovely to see his style in a different context. These books are for sale at Present&Correct.
Via CR Blog.
ashley barron
Ashley Barron has a portfolio full of beautiful paper-based illustration work, including this lovely bear up a tree in super colours.
hunter gatherer
I saw this over on on yay!everyday. It appears to be a lobster playing a cello, created by HunterGatherer - check out their website for more fun-filled work.
brian rea
This 7m x 3.5m mural is by illustrator Brian Rea, based on his fears. There are quite a few of them by the look of things! It is part of an exhibition entitled Murals which is showing at the Joan Miró Foundation in Barcelona.
Via Fast Company.
spot the tiger
Spot The Tiger is a brilliant project started by Michael Corbett-Reakes with help and support from Aisling Musgrove of Goldsmiths Debating Society.
It is a place for debate and social innovation, posing a new poll question each week which is also illustrated by a guest creative. This week the question is "should we have a referendum prior to going to war?" and the excellent artwork has been created by Dan Matutina - check out more of his work here.
