VHS Skateboard Decks Series by 5Boro
Posted by Jon M
Great set of VHS inspired skateboard decks designed by Mark Nardelli, Matthew Tapia and Max Vogel Razauno, for NY skate brand 5boro.
Found via Booooooom
ISO50
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Prints by Sons of Wolves
Posted by Jon M
Great prints by illustrator, Jeremy Harnell, who designs and produces music under the name Sons of Wolves. You can browse and shop for more prints here.
Jack Vanzet
Posted by Jakub
Melbourne visual artist Jack Vanzet touches on some of the most compelling design i’ve seen since Michael Cina.
via Jack Vanzet
OFFF Barcelona 2014 Main Titles
Posted by Charles
Anyone in the visual creative field knows the OFFF titles are the pinnacle of pieces to work on. This year I feel like it was brought to a whole new level. The duo of Ash Thorp and Anthony Scott Burns brings us another incredible short film. Their last collaboration was on Manifold, directed by Burns, which was one of my favorite pieces last year. The visuals in this piece are arresting to say the least, from the aerials, to the dark visitor to the german shepherd and the haunting suspense. Excellent work from the entire crew involved in this piece.
I’d like to write more, talk about how well shot this, post even more stills from the film, but I’d rather not spoil the journey for you. I really hope these two continue projects like this, this is pure inspiration. Now, let’s dim the lights, enter fullscreen and get headphones deep.
BTS and Process on Ash Thorp’s site.
Check out these two talented guys below.
Welcome to world of Peter Judson
Posted by Jakub
You can file it under 1990’s style weirdness or you can see the attractive direction Peter is taking this vision and running with it, keeping an eye on this man’s shop, I want that purple staircase poster above my bed.
via Peter Judson
Wilmer Murillo
Posted by Collective
Being someone that loves to doodle all day and create little simple worlds from my imagination, Wilmer Murillo‘s illustration work stuck out to me instantly. Wilmer is a Honduran graphic artist and illustrator currently living in Taiwan. He cites ancient cultures, mysticism, and sci-fi as some of his influences and I think that really comes across in his art. It’s like a Mayan culture was transported to another planet where the only language is downtempo electronic music. Wilmer’s colorful take on central American art is a breath of fresh air. Check out his website for more and you can even purchase his incredible illustrations on Society6.
P.S. Check out this new track from some of my Nashville/LA friends Wild Cub & Madi Diaz.
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Posted by Pope Saint Victor.
Sam’s Myth
Posted by Collective
Sam Smith is one of my favorite designers and an all around great guy. Living in Nashville he produces many posters for the independent theatre The Belcourt. I’m always impressed with Sam’s ability to use simple shapes and warm colors. His art is anachronistic, moving and always makes me take a second look. Check out more work on his website and don’t forget to take a look at the numerous covers and packages he has created for The Criterion Collection.
Post by Pope Saint Victor.
AIGA InsideOut SF: Nov.12.13
Posted by Jon M
The San Andreas Fault
Stuart Youngs, Paul Felton, Amie Herriot,
Hannah Strickland & Cat Cooke
Purpose
Summer in San Francisco
Rob Duncan
Mucho
SF Muni Fast Pass. 1974–2011
Tom Crabtree
Manual
16:45
Thomas Williams
Process Journal, Hunt&Co.
Hamish Muir & Paul McNeil
MuirMcNeil
David Park & Jordan Stokes
Maud
AIGA San Francisco Presents: InsideOut SF
A curated exhibition and silent auction of original posters by some of the most influential San Francisco Bay Area and international creatives, revealing their personal impressions of San Francisco.
See Participating Designers
Get Tickets HERE