Edible Icons
Italian born, New York-based photographer Massimo Gammacurta first distributed his handcrafted lollipop “sculptures”, if you will, over the internet a few years ago as an art experiment. Interest was so great, he decided to release a book, Lolli-pop, for wider consumption. These highly-recognizable corporate logos take on a whole new life as glossy, translucent hard…
Read More »PAR by Blok
I found this beautiful book designed by Blok, it is collateral for the documentary ‘Uneven Fairways’ about African Americans who fought segregation in order to play golf. Amazing portraits with historic + social significance. PAR by Blok
Read More »Versus/Hearts
Filipino designer/illustrator Dan Matutina mixes handmade and digital, clean and dirty, old and modern aesthetics in this clever series depicting rivalries. Dan sums it up best: “Rivals hate each other, but deep inside they know they couldn’t exist without the other. :)” Below are just a few, be sure to check them all out. Via…
Read More »Made Up Type & Illustration by Charles Williams
British illustrator/designer Charles Williams develops these intricate and envy-worthy works. His level of detail and unique point of view is truly awesome. Also check out his commissioned work for ESPN The Magazine here (created in Illustrator, then crafted by hand, then colored digitally), and a heartfelt piece here. Via madeup.org
Read More »Retro Flair
Canadian illustrator and designer Tavis Coburn’s unique vintage style, inspired by 1940s comic book art, the Russian avant-garde movement, and printed materials from the 1950s/60s, is truly remarkable. Each work is created by an involved process of painting, digital design, and hand silkscreening. We first noticed his work featured in ESPN The Magazine, but now…
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