With the statement ‘Destroying Nature is Destroying Life,’ Grabarz & Partner along with Illusion Studios creates a compelling ad campaign using double-exposure visuals for environmental organization Robin Wood.
When it comes to Mike Winkelmann’s portfolio, we’re not sure what to be impressed more by; his amazing collection of digital renderings or that he’s been creating an image a day for the last 8 years. Yes, that’s an 8. The graphic designer from Wisconsin, who goes by Beeple, delved into the extensive project as […]
Using found objects like shampoo bottles and bottle caps, Renaud Delorme recreates portraits of famous people in carefully thought-out mosaics in the series Well Organized Muses.
Creative Market blogger Laura Busche took a poll of designers’ worst fears and present them in these cute Halloween-themed posters called ‘Designer Fears: the odd things we panic about’ that will send shivers up any graphic designer’s back.
Jirka Väätäinen gives us a peek of what our beloved Disney characters would look like if they existed in real life. The Finnish graphic artist created his interpretation of each character’s persona complete with facial expressions unmistakably specific to each character.
Unbeknownst to many who have watched popular cartoon shows and movies, many of the fictional characters starring in them have actually imparted many important lessons, ones to live by even. AAA State of Play, a playground fixture company, creates a compilation of characters along with their inspirational words of wisdom.
In 2011, Sarah Lawrence was struggling to find a creative way to practice her design trade while taking on the hot trend of doing something everyday for 365 days when her friend suggested “just draw some shit, okay?” Taking her friend’s suggestion quite literally, the graphic designer and design section editor for Paste Magazine from Atlanta, Georgia explores just how creative she could get when it comes to writing the four letter ‘S’ word in the ongoing series ‘Drawing Shit Everyday.’
Miranda Lorikeet creates images of an idyllic world where women frolic naked under cotton-candy skies all done with the most basic computer graphics program out there, MS Paint. The Sydney-based artist is an HR assistant by trade creating the whimsical illustrations purely as a hobby and spends hours developing the perfect sunset-inspired gradients.
Meaghan Li creates a juxtaposition with “This is your brain on drugs,” a set of minimalist posters displaying the potential effects of different drugs on people. By giving the posters a modern spin and making them visually appealing, Li hopes to change the way drugs are addressed in today’s society.
We’ve featured Game of Thrones pugs before but what would our favorite characters look like if they time-warped into the 80s and 90s? in Mike Wrobel’s series Game of Thrones 80s/90s, The Tokyo-based French graphic designer put a lighthearted spin on the drama-heavy tv series by giving its cast members a wardrobe makeover reminiscent of the gang from Beverly Hills 90210 and the grunge years.