The official Euro 2008 website has some lovely illustrations of previous winners of the tournament. Of course, you won’t find a single Englishman amongst them…
Everyone has owned an Etch A Sketch at some point. If, like me, you managed to draw little more than a misshapen stick man, you’re
With Adobe due to release the CS4 software suite sometime in the near future, I thought a trip down memory lane would be a good
The tube is like Paris Hilton – slow, expensive and very hot. To help relieve boredom during your next journey, why not spot the many
The new “I Love New York” branding by Saatchi & Saatchi has been unveiled alongside the new state tourism website. As you can very clearly
Street artists of the world descend upon London in May for the Cans Festival, billed as a “street party of stencil art”. Artists include Lucamaleonte,
Jolly nice new ads by BBDO London for Hackney’s Museum of Childhood. More here.
London based artist Migy is a talented illustrator, animator and painter. His website boasts an abundance of niceness; there’s even a shop too. Migy has
The Supermundane website has been updated with much niceness. It’s jolly nice – my digital niceometer is registering a solid 8.5. High fives to Anorak
Fully functional bar codes from Japan.
The Peep Show Collective have some new items in the store including prints, t-shirts and bags.
Custom, laser-engraved Moleskin notebooks – proper Dave, invest now!
Nathan Mazur’s “Wee Beasties: Miniature Paintings of Nature’s Tiniest Denizens” is a series of 2″ X 2.75″ paintings, available to purchase at $50 (£25).
New prints added at ifyoucould.co.uk.
This makes you question whether the original writers of the original comic strip had a darker, more sincere motive; one which we can all still
Some jolly nice illustrations by Jonathan Ball, available to buy at imagekind.
For the more environmentally conscious of you, the German firm traumkriger (link for the Deutsch speaking among you) has started an interesting project informing us
Designer Geneviève Gauckler creates numerous lovable characters, some of which are featured on these splendid plates from Domestic. My digital splendidometer reads a solid 10
The University of Victoria has posted a nice set of images from a set of two WWI sketchbooks in its archive.
LucasFilm has commissioned Christmas card designs for the past 30 years; unsurprisingly, the influence of The Force is strong. You can see most of them
Chicago Designer Jenny Beorkrem (a.k.a. Ork Design) has released a series of maps/posters featuring some very nice typography. See more and buy at Ork Posters.
Tea Party Studio is the combined efforts of Israeli illustrators Hagit Hashimshony, Gal Shkedi and Oleg Milstein, who live by the mantra “let’s draw cool
Check out the quirky illustrations by the talented young artist Gaz Barnett. See more at his MySpace page.
Anthony Clark at nedroid.com has drawn 200 bad comics following a challenge from a rival illustrator. OK, some of them are genuinely bad (no surprise
Most people would consider tea spillage of any kind to be a disaster of Titanic proportions, but the intrepid artists of the Tea Sketches Flickr
The Twisted Fifties online store has launched, offering deviant art prints for the masses.
Jim Woodring has added an extra dimension to the legendary Moleskine notebook. More pictures here and here.
Argentinian graphic designer Azul De Corso’s online portfolio is a real visual treat. Its bold, colourful, inventive – check it out.
Check out this great photoset on Flickr featuring historical examples of Swiss design. UPDATE: More good stuff from our Swiss friends here.
Issue 3 of Wallspankers is out, the PDF sticker-zine showcasing the adhesive work of scores of international artists and designers.