Cute pinwheel printable from Love Vs. Design. Download it here.
Cute pinwheel printable from Love Vs. Design. Download it here.
Helvetica who? Contemporary sans serif typeface roundup from The Fox is Black.
Movie posters from an alternate universe. I’m just catching up on yesterday’s Golden Globes. I thought these movie posters were fitting. Artist Peter Stults re-designed modern movie posters as if they existed in past Hollywood eras. See more here.
(found via The Daily What.)
2010 Vancouver Olympics Illustration by Jeff Hamada. I *heart* maple leafs! Jeff Hamada also illustrated a fine piece that my company mounted specially for Working Format for a poster exhibit at the Waterfront Canada Line station. See more of Jeff’s work here.
Matchbox Valentines. These Valentine matchboxes from Inchmark are so cute, they almost make me care about Valentine’s day…more info here.
(found via Mighty Girl)
Hand gesture pop-up cards. These cards by Alessandra Mondolfi are awesome. You can buy them from her Etsy store here or maybe try making your own.
(found via Man Made DIY)
A Colossal Year. Check out the top 10 most popular posts on Colossal for a look back at some of this year’s interesting art related stories. I really loved the High Speed Liquid and Bubble Photographs by Heinz Maier pictured above.
Gift tag printable roundup. More Design Please has a fantastic roundup of the best holiday gift tag printables. I think my favorite is still the feathers from Love vs. Design. See the whole list from More Design Please here.
For the love of tinsel. I’m sure I’ve mentioned how much I love Pugly Pixel. There is a fun tutorial posted on making a tinsel Photoshop brush. Check it out here.
DIY typographic ornament. I like this cute and simple ornament from UPPERCASE. See more here (LOVE the vintage typewriters!)
Feather gift tag printables. I gasped out loud when I saw these gorgeous feather gift tag printables featured on Poppytalk today. Get the template here on Love vs. Design.
(found via Poppytalk)
This is some serious talent right here. What would Disney princesses look like as real people? Jirka Väätäinen has created a photo-manipulation series to find out… and it’s amazing. See more on his blog here.
(found via Photojojo)
Drool-worthy gifts for DIY lovers. If I received any of these gifts for Christmas, I’d be a happy person indeed. See the full list on Design*Sponge.
In relation to my last post, while perusing Sean Edward Whelan’s portfolio, I saw the above painting. It kind of reminds we of that movie Moon, and has a retro sci-fi feel.
The intricate drawings of Sean Edward. The Fox is Black has an interesting feature on artist Sean Edward Whelan and his amazingly detailed pencil drawings.
Sean Edward Whelan is an artist and illustrator living in Japan. (I think he grew up in Australia.) Many of his pencil illustrations are part of a series wherein human figures are drawn as masses of jumbled architecture.
Read more on The Fox is Black, and see more of the artist’s work on his website or flickr photostream.
