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Archive for the ‘Illustration’ Category


Box art

Feb 5, 2010 Author: stephen chip | Filed under: Art, Design, Illustration

Box doodle has a simple premise. Send in a jpeg of original art you made out of a box.

Box art

Box art

Box art

Box art

Box art

Box art

Box art

Box art

Check out the rest of the amazing box art at boxdoodle.com.

The brilliant art of Marc Johns

Jan 7, 2010 Author: stephen chip | Filed under: Illustration

Marc Johns simple art is funny, witty, and brilliant!

Horse cut in half
We are jars - Marc Johns
Two headbands - Marc Johns

Hey Look - Marc Johns
Delusional  - Marc Johns
Boombox - Marc Johns

See more at marcjohns.com.


Anti-alcohol posters from Soviet propaganda era

Dec 27, 2009 Author: stephen chip | Filed under: Art, Collectables, Illustration

These brilliant anti-alcohol posters are incredibly simple yet effective in the way they communicate a powerful message.

Alcohol enemy of production

Alcohol enemy of production

Alcohol

Alcohol

Without words

Without words

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The top ten Google logos of 2009

Dec 22, 2009 Author: stephen chip | Filed under: Branding, Design, Illustration

So here are the top ten Google logos of 2009 in random order (According to me!)

01 – Mar 02, 2009
Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss! Courtesy of Dr. Seuss Enterprises

Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss! Courtesy of Dr. Seuss Enterprises

02 – Feb 10, 2009
Israeli Election Day – (Israel)

Israeli Election Day

03 – May 22, 2009
Mary Cassatt’s Birthday – (Global)

Mary Cassatt's Birthday

04 – May 07, 2009
Alexander Popov’s Invention of the Radio – (Russia, Ukraine, Belarus)

Alexander Popov's Invention of the Radio

05 – Apr 27, 2009
Samuel Morse’s Birthday – (Global)

Samuel Morse's Birthday

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The Periodic Table Printmaking Project

Dec 21, 2009 Author: stephen chip | Filed under: Design, Illustration

Sample from the Periodic Table project

The first periodic table was published in 1869. One hundred and forty years later, the Periodic Table Printmaking Project was born. The idea is to promote both science and the arts by creating 118 prints in any medium; woodcut, linocut, monotype, etching, lithograph, silkscreen, or any combination. Each of the participating artists retain the rights to their images.

Periodic Table Printmaking ProjectBasic Rules & Guidelines
Contributing Artists
Project Blog
Official Flickr Group

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