3D wallpapers . Nauseating but nice.
I love Bob Kolar – he’s possibly my favourite illustrator, in no small part due to Big Kicks . Nice work Bob, nice work!
My latest acquisition, a mounted badger’s head, looks wonderful on my lounge wall.
Digging the new photos on Miles’ official site.
I haven’t encountered Don Brun before, and his death a decade ago would have had a serious impact on his creative output, but his back catalogue is tastier than an Eddie Murphy sandwich.
I’m going through something of a stag phase at the moment. Don’t be alarmed, it’s entirely natural, even healthy some might say.
The Nate Bear Art website has been updated. I have a tremendous amount of time for any illustrator happy to use the term “sucks balls” in his work.
I like Umbro’s new campaign , really, I do, but I can’t see it encouraging pimply youths to buy football boots.
Nice illustration work on Flickr from some obscure Russian chap. Bravo I say.
Pointless and fun, like most things online, the mini-paper-moog is the perfect desk adornment if you can find a cheeky 10 minutes to make it.
Topical stencilling at Wooster . I’ll wager a pound to a penny that this will be coming to a T-shirt near you very soon.
The unnecessary italicised text at the head of the page is upsetting, but Studio David Hillman’s Olympic stamps more than make up for it.
Illustrator Jan Feliks Kallwejt’s portfolio has plenty of nice work in, with the added bonus of profligate use of the letters x, w and y, owing to his Polish background.
A wonderful concept for retro-themed shelving, available here .
We’ve just launched a cool Flash application that uses Papervision3D to create a simple yet fun 3D modelling environment. Developed for games publisher SouthPeak Interactive’s
Taxidermy is hip, but far from child friendly. … Etsy to the rescue …
I’d kill a puppy to own this poster, it’s so very, very lovely. A fantastic piece of work by the legendary graphic designer Milton Glaser.
Nina Maria Kleivan’s photos of her daughter dressed as various dictators are as compelling as they are shocking.
A lovely lamp , inspired by the AT-AT Walkers from Star Wars.
Bears – you can’t help but love them. There’s one for each day of the year right here .
Eric Smith’s perspective on life changed upon being diagnosed with cancer, leading to the Live Now Project : “Before cancer I was like most folks, just cruising along. It was during my treatment, when I started to discover what cancer could gift to me – the ability to absorb every moment as if each one were my whole life.
Childrens’ illustrator Marc Boutavant’s work is delicious , like a toasted cheese sandwich.
Throughout my childhood my mother and grandmother would endlessly take off-cuts of plants to nurture at home, or give away to friends and family. The Osusowake planting system could have been made for them.
The zoomable map is an intriguing idea. OK, so it’s not very practical, and it’s a poor substitute for a phone with mapping technology, but it’s innovative nonetheless.
Northern exile Alis Pelleschi may reside in Birmingham, but it hasn’t stopped her taking some nice photos.
City boy turned illustrator Simon Page is interviewed on Grain Feed . The interview itself is far from gripping, but his portfolio contains some pleasing experiments with geometry and type.