Designer Eric Smith created this lovely set of promotional material for the Mission Ridge Mountain Music Festival…
Illustration by Jillian Tamaki, for Devid Sedaris’ short story ‘The Loggerhead’ which featured in The New Yorker.
David also is a regular contributor to This American Life.
‘Alice in Wonderland (1903), the first-ever film version of Lewis Carroll’s tale, has recently been restored by the BFI National Archive and premiered at a celebration of the history of the classic story at the British Library.
Although originally running just 12 minutes, Alice in Wonderland was the longest film produced in England at that time and represented a major investment for the pioneering Hepworth Studios. However, despite its historical importance, it was almost lost for good, and just one incomplete print is known to survive.’
Watch the film for free at The Auteurs here.
This is promo stuff for Swink Inc. Campfire by Studio On Fire. Their stuff is pretty nice, if y’know what I’m saying.
‘Created exclusively for the Royal We by Oliver Jeffers, this is a signed print of a hand drawn map of the world. The whole world. With pins. Each print comes with 202 pins to chart your path to total global domination. 200 of the pins are black, one of them is red and one of them is blue. red is for headquarters, blue is for next target.’
This map is awesome. The majority of illustration students in Falmouth into children’s books have put me onto Oliver Jeffers and his awesome illustrations.
‘Dave Selden and BS Brewing used the Scout Book to create this awesome Beer Journal, complete with a custom interior that begs for you to record your adventures in tasting fine brewed beverages.’
I’m not a massive beer drinker, I think i’d need something like this to get me started…
This beauitful map of London was designed by Herb Lester Associates.
‘A map that charts the most pleasant and civilised places, around London, for a secret liaison, a sneaky skive or an out-of-the-office very-important business meeting.’
More photos as well as info on how to get one can be found here.
A behind the scenes look at how designed David Person constructed a series of book covers for novels by Cormack McCarthy. Author of The Road and No Country For Old Men…
Fantastic record sleeve for The Alan Parsons Project album ‘Pyramid’
Generative artworks by Tim Hodkinson
Design studio Homework, have a really great portfolio of posters jam packed with great visual ideas to feast all over…
Master Race, by Olly Moss
via Twitter
Photographer Peter Dixie has a very serene collection of photos depicting of building sites in China.
‘It started with a house’ is an illustration from The Hitchhicker’s Guide To The Galaxy. John Martz talks about his work and the project here…
Goodbye Silverstein were responsible for these excellent adverts for the HP Retail Publishing Group. More to view here.
Archive
Mobile
RSS