The latest publication of work from London based designer Radim Malinic, aka Brand Nu; An eclectic collection of commercial and experimental work created over the last 18 months, Book#THREE is a visual tour of Brand Nu’s creative re-touching, vector illustration and art direction. There is also a making-of to check out.
Prologue continues to impress, leading the way via fantastic illustration and animation, this time in the form of end titles, main titles, studio logos, character id’s for The Losers. Make sure to also check out the process images. Gorgeous work.
Brandt Peters is a self taught artist currently living in Tampa, FL. “The Subject of my paintings is a world of side-show icons, deviant Animalia, and ‘masked’ glorified cartoon alter egos. I utilize these icons and character cultures as antithetical counterparts to what we are lead to believe as being innocent and socially acceptable. Although […]
The third installment in Bryce Wymer’s sketchbook time lapse project Flat Earth is entitled David sold the giant’s body to six eager scientists for a healthy bounty. Soundtrack by The Butthole Surfers.
HelloVon has opened up ShopVon, adding original paintings as well as limited edition prints. Some truly gorgeous work here.
Christian Montenegro is an Argentinean illustrator who’s work spans billboards, editorial, book covers and a quite impressive body of personal and collaborative projects.
Some amazing paper and scissors work by Lola Dupré. Looks crafty and effortless at the same time.
Grupo W’s latest interactive project is The Digital Invaders, for the inauguration of their very own digital media school ; ) Love the illustrations and animation, great job guys!
Jaw Dropping ball-point pen illustrations and Manga from Shohei Otomo ~ aka Hakuchi.
Apologies for being 9 months late, folks. That’s enough time to pop a baby out…Better late than never, Astronomer’s Dream by Malcolm Sutherland is now available on Vimeo in its entirety. So enjoy its Mayan-influenced, richly illustrative look, and the payoff at the end. It starts a tad slow, but trust me, it’s quite worth it in the end.
More info and credits here, and Malcolm’s folio site is here. Thanks for the timely reminder, Kris!
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