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I’ve been seeing little pieces of Darling Clementine pop up all over in my gReader for awhile now, decided it was time to share. I love their little illustrations. Make sure you check out their whole site, there is so much more to see! To purchase your very own, visit their Etsy shop here.
Loving the whimsy, color, texture and downright girliness of Dilshani Jayawardene‘s work. This Sydney based designer has me deliriously dreaming of fairytale lands (I’m a total sucker for anything girly – check out those poofy dresses!). Check out more of Dilshani’s work on her blog, A New Day. (via burrs and berries)
Catrina Dulay is the young California-based designer and student behind In a Perfect World. It’s an on-going illustration series that “celebrates” the annoyances of our everyday lives by showing what a world would be like without them. You can check out the complete series at Catrina’s website. What daily annoyances would you eliminate if given…
Jamie Roberts makes these awesome geometric portraits of superheroes. The close up style really capture the emotion of the characters. More after the jump.
Ciara Panacchia makes charming illustrations based on her 3 year old daughter’s cute comments or observations. See all of the Things my 3 Year Old Says on flickr.
MINE™, a studio out of San Francisco, was kind enough to email us to share a project of theirs. MINE™ commissioned artist/illustrator Yulia Brodskaya to create this stunning poster for the 2010 Stern Grove Festival (a free annual festival in San Fransisco). Yulia creates her illustrations and typography with paper, standing it on end, to…
How to Stay Hard with James Victore was recorded last year as a talk by AIGA NY. James shows a bit of his work, but more importantly, he talks about how he is able to stay fresh as a designer, how to keep loving what he does. The entire talk is split up into 4…
I’ve been doing my fair share of hand lettering lately, but the ease and speed at which Chris Piascik draws his letters is nothing short of amazing to me. Practice, practice, practice.
