News broke on March 1st that our favorite graffiti artist is at it again! It's Banksy's first work we've seen since October 2008 when he surprised New Yorkers with a wild and wacky pop-up store called The Village Pet Store and Charcoal Grill. This time his work has been spotted in London.
As Robert Bringhurst, from The Elements of Typographic Style, once said, “Typography exists to honor content.
A new set of edgy art was just released by London based artist Byroglyphics (aka Russ Mills).
Easily, one of my favorite things about living in these times is that when you can see art and commerce come together in a beautiful, yet meaningful way it can be just like “magic.” I've always felt that the two could exist simultaneously, like Murakami says, there is a “changing of the line” where the two worlds can now “blend.
Lost in the forest? How do you survive? In moments of crisis, who will survive and who will die?
In these harsh economic times all I want to do is curl up on my couch and sip on my...
Am I dreaming? One look at these t-shirts and you'll feel like you've stepped into a dream. A world where everything from trees to the weather are man-made, where books come alive and where evildoers pay for their sinister ways. Fullbleed was started back in the summer of 2004 as a sideproject while Rob Dobi was doing freelance design work for bands and flipping burgers.
Long before Katie Sokoler and Matt Adams created their sweet Thought Bubbles, The Bubble Project existed.
Swedish fashion illustrator Cassandra Rhodin draws and uses watercolors to create beautiful wide-eyed models.
Who hasn't felt this kind of loneliness? Russian artist Dmitry Maximov eloquently captures one of our most painful emotions in these set of pictures. Using a mixture of illustration and photographic technique, he beautifully creates a world unlike our very own. Except in this world, no one can help you escape…from yourself.
Oh flight of fancy! John Galliano took the fashion world by storm by showing us his outstanding (though outlandish)
Those clever folk at Paste Magazine are letting people make their very own Sheperd Fairey style Obama poster.
