Erik Anthony Hamline and Jenna Brouse paired up with one of our favourite letterpress companies, Studio on Fire, to create a neon-inspired identity and printed ephemera for AIGA Minnesota’s 2008 Design Camp.
Erik Anthony Hamline and Jenna Brouse paired up with one of our favourite letterpress companies, Studio on Fire, to create a neon-inspired identity and printed ephemera for AIGA Minnesota’s 2008 Design Camp.
Luke Pearson is a freelance illustrator and comic book artist from the UK. He is also an exceptionally talented fellow. Take a look at his wonderful work:
Truly phenomenal illustration by Raymond Lemstra. I love the geometry of his work.
“With my work I like to refer to the illustrative nature of primitive drawings and sculptures. What I find interesting about these is the distortion as a result of selective emphasis; parts of interest are emphasized, unimportant parts reduced or left out. For characters this means they come out big headed, where focus is on the face and the body is trimmed to its essential properties.”
In the latest issue of our NICE Magazine, we did an article on the local tattoo industry titled: “Tattoo: From Ancient Art to Contemporary Culture”. The article featured photographs taken by Louis Grobler of Ronald Jacobs, a tattoo artist who used to work at Tattoolya, one of the tattoo parlours mentioned in the article.
We would like to clarify that Ronald Jacobs and the images used in that article are not associated with either The Golden Tiki or Tattoolya. Ronald is currently working at 1933 Classic Tattoos, be sure to check out his work on their site. Apologies for any inconvenience or confusion caused.
Walton Creel has an unique approach to his art. He uses a .22 caliber rifle to create portraits of animals on sheet metal. His choice of subject makes for an interesting artistic statement, as it uses a hunting weapon to immortalise things that would usually be hunted. A bringing to life rather than taking a life…
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Denny Mo is a photographer and creative director based in Johannesburg. He is also a really friendly guy. His photographic style is influenced by his oriental heritage, a love for natural subjects and a taste for international travel. He has just launched a massive portfolio of work called Our Missing Planet. Awesome stuff, check it out…
What do you call a shoe that is a sneaker, a slipper and two types of boot at the same time? Nat-2 is an European shoe brand that has turned the world of footwear on its head with a 4-in-1 stackable shoe. Winner of a Designboom Red Dot Award in 2010, they have also created ranges for the Wu Tang Clan’s Wu Wear label and the new Transformers movie.
Erik Johansson is a photographer and retouch master. His work baffles in its perfection. Quite simply, the guy is a genius…