Josh Keyes work is always constrained, slightly sad and never short of amazing. Bummer I won’t be in NY anytime soon. He’s showing some new work at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery in Manhattan until the 13th. You can see more of his work here.
After a year of talking myself out of getting another tattoo I ran into Amanda Wachob’s website. I am truly smitten, the watercolor-like style is nothing short of gorgeous… yup I want one!
Eyvind Earle (1916-2000), was an artist, illustrator and author. He did the background illustrations for Disney in the 1950’s, including Sleeping Beauty, Lady and the Tramp, Peter Pan and a few shorts.
Charley Harper was a Cincinnati-based American Modernist artist. He was best known for his highly stylized wildlife prints, posters and book illustrations. After leading a long life he passed away in 2007. My first want of 2010: The beautiful hardcover “Charley Harper an Illustrated Life”.
Huset, meaning “the house” in Swedish, Danish and Norwegian is a shop that specializes in modern Scandinavian design. The store sells a little bit of everything. I was drawn to the tableware! Its absolutely gorgeous sporting patterns from contemporary to retro.
Designed by Marianne Nilsson in the 1950s
Designed by Swedish designer Lotta Odelius of Sagaform
Designed by award-winning designer and illustrator, Lotta Kühlhorn
A very talented friend, Geordan Moore illustrated a sweet ass tee thats being featured on Tee Fury’s site. Only 9 bucks! You can check out his other illustration work here.
Pretty cool daily project by UK based design studio Young. Learn more neat stuff here!
Noma Bar creates awesome illustrations by using negative space to communicate powerful messages that are as clear as they are fun to look at.
What a great idea! Montreal-based nonprofit called Yellow Bird Project work with awesome indie rock musicians to create unique t-shirt designs that benefit an array of charities, each chosen by the musicians. Check it out
ps. They also have a indie rock coloring book!
