David Alexander of Cadre Cartel is a 22 year old Graphic Designer from Washington, D.C. who currently resides in San Francisco, California. For more of their world, kindly click here.
In her work, artist and designer Sonia Garcia Moreno (born 1980 in Bremen, Germany) handles topics like finding your identity and general identity issues. Moreno, who lives in Berlin now, digests her personal experiences and the overcoming of psychic problems in her mash-ups, as well as sexual issues and her own migration background as a daughter of a Spanish immigration family. The collages/mash-ups are half handmade and half computer generated.
This blog is dedicated to exploring visual and pop culture concepts, working out ideas bragging and re-contextualizing current events to expose absurdity. The blog was started by Chanel Kennebrew and Anuli holds down most of the day to day postings. When we aren’t brain fuggling, raising miniature elephants and making ourselves sound way cooler than we are, you can find us making really fun stuff for the Junkprints fans, consumers and munchkinlanders.
The FM 365 project is the result of Flying Mouse’s Project of doing one design per day for a whole year! Every week there will be 7 new products available! These 7 new products will be available for a quick pre-sale at a lower price for the entire week and once the week ends there will be 7 newer products to replace them and so on. These designs are printed on super-soft American Apparel tees so you can wear your favorite Flying Mouse designs in comfort everywhere you go!
Benjamin Cutivet, or Benjamin Stasola, has an unfamiliar design style that I connect with. Today, I dedicated my lunula design to Mr. Stasola. Don’t believe me, click here. I really enjoy his face, also. It’s welcoming. Tell your friends about the rave, Stasola is here. Stasola is a Parisian Graphic Designer, Illustrator, Photographer, Video Editor and Musician. Yuh!
Scott Blake was born in Tampa, Florida is the autumn of 1976. Nearing the turn of the millennium, Blake created a series of artworks that involved reworkings of barcodes to create artwork. Barcode art was something that quickly became an internet thread. It was largely unknown exactly where this fad had originated from. His work has been shown at various galleries and featured in magazines such as The New York Times, FHM and Adbusters. His site has also been translated in many languages. For his efforts and vision, he was recognized by the Adobe Design Achievement Awards, held in the Guggenheim Museum NYC. He currently lives in Omaha, Nebraska.
Ahoy, the rebirth of music marketing and packaging design. I will own this! Jake One, we are here: {does the finger to eye thing}
A young Graphic Designer’s work caught my eye a few months ago and I decided to share her work with my world. Graphic Designer Akeara has cultivating editing skills and her work ethic makes me proud to be a female. Estrogen power, haha!
Luckily growing up, I had a family that was very into the arts, everything from scenery to architecture. From as young as I can remember they made sure I was surrounded by creativity, everything from sculpting, painting, drawing.