this is seriously amazing. an agency called bates141 did this project for a software company's posters and such. they literally built huge photoshop cs4 with real life objects. you should check out the flickr page where they show the work in progress or you won't quite understand the scale of this project.
Art Snob Solutions - Photoshop CS4 - as real as it gets
i stumbled across these photos by aquamirena on flickr, and they're beautiful. just thought i'd share. the last one is my favorite:
so i've recently been designing a monogram for a couple getting married next spring. this is the monogram they decided on. i hand drew all of it, except the a's which is a typeface. this design will be used throughout their wedding - like on small bottles of wine, which they will help make themselves and hand out as their wedding favor. more to come...
i got this request from a client today:
"I find that the logo on the back is too large. I would shrink it a bit, and move it up."
wait, WHAT?? make the logo SMALLER? not bigger? SMALLER? wow. i just had to record this moment. i never knew this day would come.
i want to learn how - and get my own press - and make lots and lots of art.
so we were doing a pitch a while back for little caesars pizza. my art director and i came up with this goofy idea which could be complicated to explain in depth. basically we made advertisements that asked "how in the world is that even possible?" meaning how can you get a $5 hot 'n ready pizza from little caesars anytime. his had something to do with radio waves and a time machine. mine was this:
and here is another doodle of mine. enjoy.
i was reading about another new artist this morning [thanks to artistaday.com's igoogle widget] and thought i'd share. lucy is a mural artist and painter. and another artist from the UK. her site is: lucy mclauchlan
