We all sketch some random things on post-its, some people, like Don Kenn, just do it better than others…
Monday, November 22, 2010
Ads for the Wall Street Journal
Great ads for the Wall Street Journal by Habbenink, see more on the Behance Network.
A Coloring Book with All White Crayons
For those of you who can tell the difference between eggshell and ecru, here is the perfect coloring book for you. The Polar Bears Coloring and Activity Book boasts 20 wintry wonderland spreads and five crayon colors that you'll never see inside a Crayola box: snowball white, polar white, frost white, igloo white, and Arctic white.
You can find this little treat online at the Toronto Zoo. Just don't drop it in the snow, or you may never find it again.
(more...)"Daniel Firman | Monochrome Serie
“Monochrome Serie” (2009) by artist Daniel Firman.
Daniel Firman was born 1966 in Bron (France) and now lives and works in Paris.
Via TRIANGULATION
"Pencil Covers by John Paul Thurlow
These are some seriously cool pencil covers by John Paul Thurlow. And the idea behind his cover project is by far just as cool: Thurlow was tired of being put in a box as the outdated generation, and so he decided to do something about it. He is now recreating cover art for every great magazine and record he owns. And with each cover he takes a perfect mass-produced object and turns it into a fucked up one-off, full of his thoughts and feelings.
Follow John Paul Thurlows cover project at his blog johnpaulthurlow.blogspot.com
Dante Horoiwa
Based in São Paulo, Dante Horoiwa is a self-taught artist equally comfortable with small prints, large canvases, or huge walls (this one is in Rotterdam, The Netherlands). View more of Dante's work over at his site.
Staple Murals
It takes Paris-based artist Baptiste Debombourg around 75 hours and approximately 35,000 staples to create one of his wall murals. That's a lot of stapling.