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I’ve been a huge fan of Always with Honor for a while now and I’m falling in love with their illustration style. My all time favorite illustration is this stack of pancakes and syrup. They’ve been doing some stunning illustrations for GOOD magazine here.
Here’s a witty blog about the real Mick.
“The name’s Mick. Mick_23. Seems I’m not number one anymore. People think they know me. Idiots. My turn now. Need to show what’s real.” — Mick_23
This is a detailed, illustrative diary of Matt Sundstrom’s eight-day journey from White Mountains of New Hampshire to Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge. This trip must have been a breath of fresh air with tons of inspiration. You can also check out Matt’s illustration portfolio here.
If you don’t know Grain Edit, get out from under that rock and join us up here. Run by Dave Cuzner, Grain Edit is a great blog about illustration and graphic design. It’s main focus is graphic art from the 1950s through 1970s, so if you love vintage goodness, you’ve got to check it out.
Today, Dave’s rounding up some things that have been on his mind recently.
Surface View has added legendary Haynes Manual graphics to their extensive collection of imagery for use on canvases, blinds, tiles and wall-coverings. Published since 1960, the manuals include technical drawings of classic, vintage and sports cars such as the Morris Minor, Ford Capri, VW Camper, Porsche 911 and Mini. I think these are just so much fun and totally unexpected as wall decor or textiles, so they are sure to be a conversation piece.
Came across these stinkin’ cute illustrations by Andy Awesome for your iphone or computer desktop wallpaper.
For a dollar, iPhone and iPod Touch users who need to say something (without having to say anything at all) can use this app to communicate messages that are as amusing as they are practical. The app provides a selection of individual flash cards with statements that are useful anywhere for any occasion. My personal favorite is the tiny violin, which would be perfect to flash at someone while I’m listening to a sob story I’m not very willing to hear. This app just might be a catalyst for laziness to say something vocally, but I’m okay with that; it seems very fun to have on hand.
Girlscantell is offering Design Milk readers a chance to win a super huge, fun package of her great items. The prize pack is pictured above and includes:
Wow! A total retail value of $144! And, remember that the holidays are coming up — couldn’t you use a few gifts to give (or just keep it all for your greedy little self!)?
Girlscantell is the Philadelphia-based screenprinting company of Sara Selepouchin, based on the quirky and adorable diagram illustrations of everyday items. You can also check out their stuff on Etsy.
Rules: To enter, comment on this post. One comment per person. Contest runs from October 12, 2009 to October 16, 2009. We will choose a winner at random.
Sorry, this giveaway has expired.
Came across this illustration while I was checking out Guillaumit’s portfolio. It made me giggle and say eew at the same time. He has a new book out, ABC des verbes, with some illustrations that will definitely make you chuckle.
