Weekly Design: Tommy Bahama Shirt Illustration

Since it's summer I thought I'd share a little illustration I made based on a shirt from  one of my favorite Aloha Shirt providers, Tommy Bahama. My weekly design.

Continue reading →

24 Great Posters from the Golden Age of Travel

Oh those days of the Golden Age of Travel, how we miss you. You know the days traveling was a fun adventure and not an irritating hassle of body scans and over crowded coach cabins like today; or so...

Continue reading →

Weekly Design for August14-19,2012

My weekly design for August 14-19, 2012 CE.: Playing with Pastels

Continue reading →

Touchdown!

Playing around today, wishing it was football season...

Continue reading →

24 Great Mid-Century Clip Art Illustrations

Yes, clip art is boring and cliché, but looking at the cliché's of the past makes them seem new, ironic and way cooler than they ever were at the time. As they say in archeology (okay Raiders of the...

Continue reading →

How They Did It – Ed Emberley Edition

For this week’s How They Did It, I had to share another great gem from Lynda.com. They have produced a fantastic documentary about artist and author Ed Emberley. He is an icon for children and adults around the world....

Continue reading →

Friday Freebie: Illustrator Cocktail Glass

New Years is just a couple of days away, what better way to celebrate that with a free drink! Or rather a free Adobe Illustrator vector cocktail class. Remember, if you're designing, don't drink and if you're drinking, don't...

Continue reading →

How They Did It – (The Daily Monster Edition)

This week’s install­ment of How They Did It will focus on the extremely talented artist Stefan G. Bucher. He is the artist who has created hundreds of monsters and released them on to an unsuspecting world. Don't worry his...

Continue reading →

How They Did It

I thought I'd share some more cool videos that show the behind the scenes process in some great design and art projects. Note these aren’t how to videos, they are more art­ful than hands-on, so sit back and enjoy,...

Continue reading →

Chris Van Allsburg Interviews

I am a huge fan of American Illustrator, Chris Van Allsburg. His books are amazing in their stories, technique and skill. In this interview, Chris Van Allsburg talks about his big breakthrough, his books, and their transformation into movies. You...

Continue reading →

How They Did It

Here's another assortment of videos showing the hands on execution phase of the design process. Yes, I know that a good magi­cian is not sup­posed to reveal their tricks, but I love videos that show how great artists weave...

Continue reading →

Digital Ephemera

It's Wednesday, so that means ladies and germs it's time for another installment of digital ephemera. Which is a collection of interesting bits and bytes I've run across on the information super highway in the past week. Mid-century Modern &...

Continue reading →