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Category Archives: Illustration
I recently found Think Quarterly by Google. It’s refreshing to see good illustrations, and great articles. It’s almost like a very high end Monocle-like web magazine. It’s what I imagine Mcsweeney’s Quarterly would look like if it was only online. I think this is the first form of what an online magazine that feels tangible and breaks the grid of they boxy old htlm feeling websites and online magazines. ESPN’s Grantland, Mcsweeney’s Quarterly should take note this is the future of publishing. Fresh looking designs coupled with great informative articles.

Stunning painting by Fredrik Rattze. Need to found out more info about this artist but these images are hauntingly beautiful.
These illustrations are awesome! Loved them the first time I saw them in NYC about a month back. They were done by no other than Saiman Chow. I especially like how the players bodies are exaggerated, it gives it a sense of other worldly, godlike figures.
I am super excited about this one! Scott Pilgrim’s video game is coming out soon. I havn’t found out any more about this but the screen shots and game play preview looks amazing. It reminds me of the old school Nintendo games. Imagine the hipster version of River City Ransom. Cannot wait to play it! The game plays in Playstation and Xbox. Hmm time to get one of those I guess
I’ve always been a big fan of Evan Hecox’s amazing photo-esc prints. I recently came across Arkitip’s store and I just had to just grab both of these items.
I love the line quality of Jose Mertz’s work. The subject matter is across between the subconscious and the real flesh.
Damn fine tea collaborate with the duo Aesthetic Apparatus to give us this pop iconic tea packaging. Check it out here.






























