Everyone is familiar with the saying “All roads lead to Rome,” dating back to a time when all empirical roads radiated out from the capital of the Roman Empire. Now mostly spoken to express the idea that all paths lead to a central subject, it still serves as an interestingly common idiom.
Sweden-based graphic designer Viktor Hertz (of pictogram movie posters and honest logos) has just released his latest project on Kickstarter.
Using the changing seasons as inspiration, graphic designer and illustrator Alon Avissar developed this grid of double-exposure portraits entitled Seasonal...
“Nevermore.” You don't have to be a bibliophile to love this new illustration of Edgar Allan Poe by Evgeny Parfenov. The Moscow, Russia-based illustrator has really outdone himself, creating this stunning vector portrait of the late author with a clever twist. The 1985 poem “The Raven” is one of Poe's most celebrated works. Here, in this illustration, the mysterious bird looks like a dark shadow cast on the poet's face.
Artist Nathan Pyle knows a thing or two about living in New York City…or at least adjusting to it.
As you may have heard, we lost a great one this weekend as American astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first person...
Tavis Coburn is an illustrator and graphic designer who's created these amazing retro-modern movie illustrations for 2010 British Academy of Film & Television Arts Awards' program covers. Each one depicts a character or scene from the Best Film nominees. Obsessed with anything from the 1940s – 1960s, Coburn creates amazingly rich artwork that look completely timeless.
