Raphael Vicenzi

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Raphael Vicenzi aka MyDeadPony is one of my favorite illustrators. His style reminds me of Yoshi Tajima and maybe a bit less of Gabriel Moreno. Raphael’s work has more detail and interesting story added. There’s always something in his illustrations that makes me stop for a while. And that’s what matters. Check out his website! Share

London in “puddle shots” by Gavin Hammond

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Gavin Hammond is giving London and its iconic monuments new life. Or should I say “real life”, because this is how London looks like and this is how everyone should feel about this city. This illuminated views in black and white shots bring you history and mysteries of London in beautiful style. Enjoy! Visit Gavin’s website. Share

Pinry

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If you don’t like sharing or have some images, that you want to keep just for your self, Pinry is the right choice for you. This is new personal board for things you want to remember or keep for inspiration. If you want to spend time to download the app, you can get few nice features to go with it: add non-image URL support, take “screenshot” of page as a thumbnail. create a bookmarklet for quick saving, manual and automatic tagging via description, image alt tags, statistics page with graphs... Read The Rest →

When raising money is fun…

What makes charity campaign interesting? What makes it big? Cause – that’s for sure. But also – IDEA! I was looking for some good examples on the web – big campaigns and those small ones created without army of PR people and marketing strategists. Here are some the best campaigns I found: Make a Wish: The Force of Typography (source) These posters come from the great love of H-57 for Star Wars and typography. They chose the three most important characters from the saga of George Lucas’ – Star Wars... Read The Rest →

THE ART OF STANLEY CHOW

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Stanley Chow is English-born illustrator who started career in fashion. You probably have seen his work in one of the advertisements, publications or animations. Pop culture caricatures from Stanley Chow are absolutely amazing. Every piece bring a smile and good memories. Check more of his work by visiting his Print Shop here or his portfolio website Share

Peter Aurisch – tattoo art

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…and it is art. He’s using bold colours and geometric forms and mixing it into something I’ve never seen before. Not on skin. It makes me buy a ticket and visit this Berlin based artist to get one of his piece of art on my arm. His website and Facebook page. Share

Mark Powell Biro Pen Drawings

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I was looking for some information about Mark, but there wasn’t anything longer then one sentence: “I draw with a Biro pen and paint with everything”. That’s it. His work speaks for himself though. He has chosen old envelopes as a canvas for his drawings of the elderly. You can find all his work here Share

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