Context-Free Patent Art
This is wonderfully random: illustrations used to illustrate patent applications but without the context.
This is wonderfully random: illustrations used to illustrate patent applications but without the context.
These lovely doodles from Carla give me Fernweh for Germany.
Anton is a fantastic artist. Therefore, this graphic novel will be fantastic. Therefore, you should back the hell out of it.
A responsively designed comic. Yeah, you heard me right. Responsive. Comic!
A great way of supporting the best podcast on the planet: a limited set of prints by five designers, illustrators and artists. Grab yours quick before they’re all gone.
Each weekday I find a headline on a major news site, and illustrate it without reading a word of the story.
I love watching an artist at work. Right after watching the accompanying video, I ordered a robot postcard from Anton.
That unicorn is such a jerk.
A web comic written by a 5 year old (illustrated by his father).
A beautifully presented site wherein Ben and Frank endeavour to answer your design-related questions.
I don't normally like all-Flash sites and I really don't like sites that mess with my cursor* but this one works really well. * I'm looking at you, Harry Potter Twitter site with the password anti-pattern.
"Messages in bottles, smoke signals, letters written in the sand; the modern equivalents are the funny, sad, beautiful, hopeful, hopeless, poetic posts on Missed Connections websites. Every day hundreds of strangers reach out to other strangers on the strength of a glance, a smile or a blue hat. Their messages have the lifespan of a butterfly. I'm trying to pin a few of them down."
All the chairs in Pixar's The Incredibles.
An online animated spaceship and experimental aircraft art magazine. Gorgeous.
365 days of hand-drawn exemplars of dudeness.
Strikingly different illustrations of the Star Wars pantheon from Japan.
Airtoons for parents.
Sketchbook pages scanned and uploaded to Flickr.
A collection of beautiful illustrations scanned from a flight-training manual.
Awesome iPhone wallpaper images from the awesome Anton.
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. When life gives you spam, make pretty pictures.
Beautiful artwork in a minimalist interface. But you'd better have your browser window maximised on a big monitor. *sigh*
How to interpret those military hand signals they always use in the movies.
By far the best round-up of AEA Chicago. "Jeremy Keith looks a bit like Alan Rickman's Severus Snape in Harry Potter."
“Attention all startups, it’s a bad idea to hang your ID hat on a speech bubble. Just don’t.”
Read the first two chapters of Tim Eldred's graphic novel online.
This is the plain vanilla look.
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