Andrew is a 23 year old illustrator from Auckland, New Zealand. I wish I knew the right words to describe my feelings for his work. If I had to try I think it’s probably his kooky style that I really dig– his off-beat color schemes, low saturation, and cartoon-y figures. Major eye candy. I’m loving it.
I grew up with pens and paint but then the personal computer dominated the world and so I had to try it out, which is reflected in my work. I use a healthy mix of both traditional and digital techniques with no real preference of medium. I didn’t take art through my younger years, but I did eat crayons which quite possibly is where my off-beat colour palettes come from.
My name is Fabio and I was born in 1982, in the concrete jungle of Sao Paulo, Brazil. I’m a graffiti artist known as “CRANIO”, I’ve been working on the streets of SP since 1998. My goal is to bring art to the whole population, with a contemporary language.
If you are like me then, you definitely enjoy a good advertisment and also spread the word about that product or service. Even if is about cars, electronics or even condoms, a good advertisment can make your day better and it can also be a source of inspiration for your future projects. In this post I’ve selected some of the most hilarious and creative ads. Most of them were even awarded by top Advertising companies so I’m pretty sure that you will enjoy every one of them.
You can see bellow many famous products and surprisingly many more not that famous products and services that gain credibility and they actually have pretty good advertisments.
Over the last year (2009) we’ve been collecting high-quality fonts created by talented designers and type foundries.
In this collection, I’d like to present an overview of 50 of the best Free, New and High-qualityModern, Handwritten, grunge, Cartoon style fonts for clean and professional designs in 2009.
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Please read the license agreements carefully before using the fonts. Some of these fonts are for personal use only, make sure you always check the license before using the font.
Mike Lynch shares some of his tips for traveling with ink, nibs, and brushes. Taping a brush between two pieces of card stock is brilliant, and I don’t know why I never thought of it before.
