The world of Andy Hixon

The work of Andy Hixon an UK illustrator, designer, sculpture and animator really amazes me. His eerie yet beautiful sculptures draw me into a world that is unique of it's own. When you see them juxtaposed into real world settings, the effect is stirring. Check out more of his work here or visit his blog.

This video for the band Woven, is pretty sweet.

Fashionable Watercolors

The illustration style of Aurore de La Morinerie is lovely. The combination of water color, ink and wash painting captures her subjects in a unique and simple light. The natural strokes of color offset by contrasting shades and white space make her designs simple, yet sophisticate.  You can see her work in fashion houses like Hermès and Issey Miyake. Check out her blog as well.

Doodle "Something Good in the World"

This month, GOOD is partnering with Cole Haan to ask you to "Doodle Something Good in the World."

the OBJECTIVE
Create a doodle that tells about a person, group, object, or idea that you think makes the world better, and why.

the ASSIGNMENT
The doodle can be as broad or as specific as you wish. It can be about a personal friend of yours who's doing something unusual and awesome, an company that's finding new ways to do business while doing good, or something much more abstract. It's a pretty broad prompt, so choose something unique and unexpected.

GOOD's editorial department, and Mr. Haan, and will pick the top three best submissions. All three winners will receive a GOOD T-Shirt and a Cole Haan gift certificate ($500 for first prize, $250 for second, and $100 for third). Check it out

The Illustrations of Gemma Correll

The work of Gemma Correll really brings a smile to my face, perfect with my morning cuppa. She's a freelance illustrator, writer and maker of stuff from Norwich. Her work contains lots of animals, (maybe inspired by her side kick Mr Norman Pickles the Pug) but also lot's of other quirky stuff. It's all a little humorous and fun. Check out her etsy shop and blog.

The Style of Music

Love these illustrations by Moxy Creative for EveryGuyed.  The Style of Music’ a series of posters featuring Iconic Outfits from 20 Male Musicians. Designed by Glenn Michael of Moxy Creative House, and illustrated by James Alexander the prints are available here 

Cardboard Art

Stumbled upon these again, just love this work by German artist, Berni Valenta.
So fun and recycled! View his 100 Cardboard art here.

Paris vs. New York

These are fun illustrations by Vahram Muratyan. He's comparing the two cities cultural differnces in a series of posters. Clever and cute! You can see more of the posters here.

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