While doing research for a logo re-design I stumbled across this amazing flickr set.
As a follow up of my previous post. Have a look at these tasty cassette inserts for tape brands.
Struggling once again with the cassette format I realised someone must’ve written about it… And ta-da!
Saul Bass sketches for the Shining poster.
Brilliantly asked questions and examples of the current development of on-screen visualizations of texting, and digital devices in movies. By Tony Zhou.
Me and my partner in crime Jon Granered made a graphic profile for the Music Conference that took place here in Malmö the 21st - 22nd of Aug 2014.
http://cargocollective.com/anilsson/the-Music-Conference
Typeface: Futura LT Book
Dan Fessler’s HD Index Painting Technique let’s you paint pixel art in Photoshop in a non-destructive manner, and lets you use pretty much every tool in a perfectly pixel-gradient fashion!
The article gives you everything you need to try it out for yourself.It’s easy to set up and use, and the results are so fucking cool.
pixel artists everywhere dying just so they can roll in their graves
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I am flipping my lid indeed over this. Imagine the possibilities! This bridges painting and pixelart in the same way that the printing press must have made writing redistributable and usable by a large non-elite population.
is this a fraud? o.O
This just blew my mind!
(via fulifuli)
Couldn’t find the artist for this one… But it’s one hell of an illustration. Big up!
I just had a major flashback to my childhood. Quit often when I was the last one left at school (due to the fact that my parents were always working late). The teachers would let me use one of the few computers the school had. And I remember finding this program called Fine Artist & Creative Writer, which utterly blew my mind. Guess I never really cared for the Creative writer. But Fine Artist was my holy grail and, at the time, Photoshop. Guess this and Paint was really where it all started.