Monthly Archives: July 2012 »
A Look At The Astonishingly Bizarre Art Of The 1980s
Ah the 80′s, where Saturday cartoons veered from random to the homo-erotic, where big cans of hairspray fixed up even bigger hair, where geometric shapes, bold fonts and neon colours adorned every item of clothing &
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Immensely Beautiful & Intricate Digital Portraits
Greek illustrator Charis Tsevis is fast becoming one of the most sought after visual designers in the world. He’s already won several awards for his quite brilliant portraits created using the “macro image” effect – whereby
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A Beautiful Look At The Evolution Of The F1 Car
As technology, research and even the materials involved in Formula One racing have developed and evolved over time, so too has the design and shapes of the cars themselves. With each new iteration, they
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Modern Gadgets Re-Imagined As Retro Devices
Alex Varanese has well over 600,000 views of his graphic design work on his Behance profile, it’s not hard to see why. He recently created a new body of work titled “ALT/1977: WE ARE NOT
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Tasty Fruit & Vegetables As Everyday Objects
We’re posted a few articles about our love of food, but probably our favourite so far is the wonderful work of Dan Cretu. He takes different varieties of fruit and vegetables and using a bit
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21 Incredible Custom Designed Bike Helmets
Being a biker is a pretty cool pastime, cruising along the highway at breakneck speed, not a care in the world, with a Harley Davidson / Chopper underneath powering you on your journey of
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Mind-Bending Optical Illusion Museum In South Korea
Here’s one museum you’ll definitely want to visit – especially if you’re a fan of having your photo taken. Say hello to the The Trick Eye Museum, located in Busan, South Korea a place dedicated
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The World’s Most Famous Footballers Illustrated
With over 265,000,000 registered soccer players worldwide, it truly is global game. Now that the entertaining Euro 2012 tournament has finished and that once again Spain have deservedly lifted their 3rd trophy in a row,
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Remarkable Faces Drawn Onto Discarded Cans
The saying goes that “ones man’s trash, is another man’s treasure” and there’s no better example of this than the work of street artist My Dog Sighs. Taking discarded cans & tins that he
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A Brief History of Rock N’ Roll In 100 Riffs
Rock N Roll is an important part of popular culture and a key ingredient is the “Guitar Riff” that intros or defines the sound, groove and mood of a track. Since early 50′s rock
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