Posts tagged illustration
Who knew Bigfoot liked to vacation in Maine? Check out the newly illustrated travel poster for the fun museum in Portland Maine.
Just in time for Halloween! Although I’m not sure too many parents would appreciate a whole jar of candy in their child’s pillowcase.
These are a lot of fun. Designed by George McCalman for Droga Confections’ they would make a great gift for someone’s extra special sweet tooth.
These calendar illustrations created int he 1800’s by Louis Crucius for The Antikamnia Chemical Company have always made me smile. They’re wonderfully macabre and being perfectly humorous at the same time.
In the middle of Amish country is a small town called Tiny World. It’s so small, in fact, that it fits into a backyard in Shippensburg, PA. Each of the buildings tower to the death–defying height of a toddler. It started off as a home for cats and has grown into a quaint metropolis.
These labels Kurtis Beavers is working on for Cutters Brewing Co. are fantastic! I need a six pack case of this beer STAT!
I love these posters by Kelly Malissa Thorn, especially the little stamp in the bottom left hand corner. Stunning.
I love the borderline OCD work of Laurie Lipton. Most of it is just outright creepy, but the kind of creepy that draws you in. Friendly things are a little less inviting and terrifying things make you want to stay a little bit longer.
This is a great collection of Bart Simpson’s chalkboard writings from all of the seasons of the Simpsons. It actually doesn’t take much time to go through all 20 years of the show and is fun seeing Bart’s look change and the jokes that were made about things going on at the time.
Read about Jim Kay’s illustration process for A Monster Calls, what looks like an awesome book that I need right now.
