Announcing the winners of Communication Arts' Illustration Annual 2009: This year our distinguished panel of jurors selected 207 winning projects from 5470 entries.
With details about the host of “The Best of Pride Fighting Championships,” this site utilizes a 3-D, sitemap-like navigation to zoom into seven unique scenes and a ... more ff0000.com
Designer Gillian Mauldin discusses the tactility of printed projects, why travel-writing would be a good second career and how often great ideas are the result of collaboration.
Lisa L. Cyr describes the limited-residency MFA program for seasoned illustrators at the Hartford Art School at the University of Hartford.
Haunted II. 18 x 24, oil, ink, on board. © Jorge Mascarenhas
Jorge Mascarenhas, illustrator
Herman Miller Select packaging In late 2008, with the release of an early version of the Eames® LCW ... more
Famima!! metro station campaign Famima!! is a local neighborhood deli, quick-service restaurant, ... more
Hucklebuck Design Studio Design firm / Springfield, OH
Lionel Electric Trains product catalog With innovative engineering, flawless manufacturing and ... more
Sacramento SPCA print and outdoor ads During this recession pet shelters throughout the country ... more
Dancelab identity Dembo Fitness is a dance+fitness training program focused on three markets: ... more
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The illustrators at Anna Goodson Management have had a great year; they're celebrating their success with pro bono work for any nonprofit or charity organization that can't afford to commission original illustration. Nice.
OK, this Taco Bell spot is great; even to those of us who don't normally like Taco Bell spots. By DraftFCB, Orange County.
Boom Boom! Cards. "The first-ever kit for a social revolution."
The True Love Project. By Zack Seckler.
"A movement, a moment and a chance at a new beginning." And a beautifully simple concept. Hopenhagen. By Colle+McVoy.
For anyone who downloaded the iPhone OS 3.0 and have no idea what it includes PCWorld has written "The iPhone 3.0 Feature Compendium."
Rebecca came across this great photo essay on JPG Magazine's Web site. Fallen Princesses, by Dina Goldstein, places fairy tale characters in modern-day scenarios.
Eileen Yaghoobian's documentary about the underground poster culture, Died Young Stayed Pretty, will finally be screened in San Francisco June 29 - July 1. Get advance tickets. It will sell out.
Hahahaha by Buzzman. Strangely disturbing.
Ever had a T-shirt subscription? Sweden's T-post (the magazine you can wear) is now available to U.S. subscribers.