Aussie Illustrator James Gulliver Hancock is attempting to draw every building in New York City . He’s guaranteed to fail – excuse the negative waves, Moriarty! – but his drawings to date are jolly nice.
The art of crotchet and knit graffiti – yarn bombing – is completely new to me. There’s some exciting (albeit very time-consuming) yarn bombing action on the Philly subway pictured here .
What better time is there to view a huge collection of Soviet-era posters than on the eve of the Maslenitsa Russian Festival in London?
Dave Piper’s slow, cumbersome Flash website makes me slightly nauseous… until I see the excellent photography, which is well worth a look. He lives in Birmingham too, so he’s alright in my book.
Liking the logo for the recent Cognitive Cities Conference in Berlin.
Millicent’s Closet on Dawanda has some pleasing, hand-made jewellery. This fetching “Love Bird” bracelet is a favourite.
Hurrahs and high fives to the kraut pixelmeisters at Serviceplan for their splendid campaign for Lego .
Pablo . Short name, nice illustration work .
Bossa Nova – a compilation of the best bossa nova record sleeves (well, the best according to Giles Peterson and Stuart Baker). If there’s any justice in this world, Marcos Valle’s Provisao do Tempo will feature prominently.
Rick Fairlamb’s portfolio boasts a great collection of character design , concept work and storyboards .