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Michael De Pippo designed these five posters for an imaginary one night only gig by The Muppets resident band “Dr Teeth and the Electric Mayhem. De Pippo says on his website “I love the Muppets. And with the movie coming out in the next couple of...
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Comments Off on We Are Not Time Travellers
If we were time travellers – we would of started this blog earlier and posted these groovy pictures when they were first unleashed back in March 2010. Here’s the idea for the ALT/1977 series by Bay Area designer Alex Varanese...
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J is for Jazz – some cool illustrations from the childrens book The First Book of Jazz by Langston Hughes. The Artwork was created by Animator and Cartoonist Cliff Roberts. His pictures appeared in magazines such as the New Yorker and Playboy. He...
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Comments Off on Alternate Universe Film Posters
Alternate Universe posters are the work of artist Sean Hartter. The posters for various films are reimagined in different decades with different actors and directors.We’ve selected some of our favourites, but if want to see loads more check the Art of...
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Comments Off on Pablo Lobato Illustrations
Pablo Lobato is a Graphic Designer and illustrator from Buenos Aires, Argentina. His Portfolio includes work for New Yorker, Rolling Stone, Time Magazine, LA Times Magazine, LA Magazine, The New Republic, Boston Globe, Texas Monthly, Cosmopolitan Germany,...
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Comments Off on Retro style manuals for the future
These have been kicking around on the internet for a while, but we thought we’d share them. French Graphic Artist Stephane Massa-Bidal designs what it might of looked like if websites such as Facebook and Twitter were created years ago and came with...
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Comments Off on Bob Ross – Joy of Painting
Robert Norman ‘Bob’ Ross was born in Daytona Beach Florida. The future tv painting legend, was then installed into The USA’s Air Force at the age of 18, and swiftly posted to snowy Alaska. This was to have a big influence on his later...
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Comments Off on Rolly Crump – Disney goes Beatnik
Rolly Crump is best known for his design and artwork for Disney. In September 2004 he was presented with the prestigious Disney Legends Award for his extensive work for the company. Back in 1960 he illustrated satirical style posters for the the Esoteric...
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Comments Off on I’m a record cover – Sleeve Faces
Many people love vinyl records for their history, others for the soft analogue sound and some for the tactile nature of being able to put a needle on a record. Then there’s those who like to get an album cover and create what they call a Sleeveface. The...
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Comments Off on Writings on The Wall – Soul and Jazz Street Art
Here we have a cool and colourful collection of Street art of various Soul and Jazz artists.These photos of the graffiti art work and murals were taken in different cities and countries around the world. As well as a Stevie Wonderwall, there’s a...
