Love these daily apologetic sketches by David Fullarton.
Posts Tagged ‘typography’
Some more great work by members of the Berlin-based artists collective KLUB7 – this time from their member DiskoRobot. His sharp, trippy and insanely meticulous drawing rendition of the alphabet is freakin mind-boggling. I actually used to find a bit of pride in all my crappy little triangular doodles on my school pages. Now I’m wondering if I’ll ever even try to draw a pyramid again.
DiskoRobot is without doubt a maestro of such detailed and yet abstract hand-lettering works. Check his page for way more great stuff.
Since I moved to Berlin I’ve been trying to find local artists and groups to feature, in order to feel more part of the community. In doing so I was contacted by an amazing artist & design collective named KLUB7.
Composed of 6 old friends, this group creates a huge range of different kinds of illustration and design – often making use of found materials, walls, boxes, all sorts of things. Their website has such an incredible amount of work to display, it comes across as an archive of great, colorful and certainly original artworks.
More importantly, the members Kid Cash and Otto Baum will be exhibiting their great projects at the Neon Chocolate Gallery (Berlin) starting this Saturday and running until April 5th.
It’s hard to sum-up the work of 6 über-productive artists in one post – so we’ll be featuring them separately as time goes on, as well as documenting a visit to their studio sometime in April.
Dear readers, I hope your weekend went well, and your St. Patrick’s day – if you enjoy celebrating for such frivolous reason (I know I do).
Keeping with collage-style illustrations, I hope you enjoy these little artworks by Mathilde Aubier as much as I do. This French illustrator creates cool textured characters with sponges or cats or other things as body parts.
Marius Roosendaal (featured here back in October) has been hard at work producing some phenomenal typographic/graphic artworks. This style of work really inspires me these days – Marius seems to be studying all potential shape, color and form combinations within such an abstract realm.
I’m a huge fan of Arnold Schwarzenegger movies, the man rarely speaks sense in his movies– and when he does speak, it’s generally to blurt out legendary one-liners that seem to fit any kind of ridiculous situation. Kyle Kargov took some of the best quotes from good old Arnold and gave them skillful typographic representation.
btw, here’s a 10min video that pretty much sums up all Arnold ever said in his movies.
via Public School
Rio based artist Fil Gouvea creates some of the most mind-blowing designs I’ve seen in ages. His Dream Catcher first caught my eye as I was roaming the Tumblrzz and I had to click through half a dozen blogs and do a google search before I found his DeviantArt account. Classic case of people sharing artwork without attributing.
But it was well worth the effort, because although Fil has very few artworks up, they are of an unparalleled quality.
