Henry 8.0

Aug 28

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It seems that Barry Thomson has a promising project up his sleeve. This cybernetic version of Henry VIII is a sneak peek. I have to say I am intrigued and can’t wait to see what it’s all about.

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The Secret Origin of Kitty Pryde Posted 112 minutes ago
WHAT THE?! You don’t know who Kitty Pryde is?! Oh man… She is an X-man, she can walk through walls, she knows her way around a computer, she was Spider-Man’s girlfriend for a little while, she is mentioned by name in a Weezer song, she was voted the greatest female comic-book character of all time (beating out Wonder Woman, yes). ... [Link]

Recently I’ve been back and forth to Wa… Posted 16 hours ago
Recently I’ve been back and forth to Wales to look at a bungalow and schools for my son. It looks like we’re going to moving there soon! It’s a really nice place! [Link]

Illustrators Ireland recent work June 09 Posted 20 hours ago
Here's the latest work created by members of the Illustrators Guild of Ireland. Each member has submitted one of their favourite illustrations from the previous month, either commissioned or personal. Follow the link below to see all this month’s entries. [Link]

The Tale of How book Posted 28 hours ago
I’ve written before about The Tale of How, a short, wonderfully original animation by The Blackheart Gang, featuring the artwork of Ree Treweek. I’ve also talked about Shy the Sun, a commercial production company featuring members of the Blackheart Gang, including Treweek and Jannes Hendrikz, which has been producing marvelously eccentric ads for companies like United Airlines and Bakers Precious ... [Link]

Abner Graboff Posted 31 hours ago
Who was Abner Graboff? I had no idea. So, I decided to find out on my own. Artist, illustrator & designer with a career that spanned several decades, from the 1940’s to the 80’s, Abner was best known for creating some of the most ingenious and vibrant children’s books during the mid-century era. But you’d never know it. There was ... [Link]

Tomorrow is here: Magomed Dovjenko Posted 37 hours ago
Magomed Dovjenko is a very young freelance illustrator (15 year old) with already some heavy experience. Living in Germany, he is part of the select multi-disciplinary collective The Keystone Design Union. Self-taught, he likes graphic design, illustration or typography. Client list include: Adidas, Diesel, Ecko Enterprises, Reebock, Funkrush, SVSV, Beautiful Decay, Jay-Z/Live Nation, JWT Dubai, Johnson & Johnson, K2 snowboards, ... [Link]

Paul Bateman Joins Hai! Posted 39 hours ago
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Kathryn Siveyer Joins Hai! Posted 39 hours ago
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Adapt-Studio Posted 40 hours ago
From the editor’s letters: Jay Byrnes is a designer and artist from Chicago. He’s recently redesigned his website and added a bunch of new, diverse wor that’s really inspiring to look through. Enjoy! [Link]

Penguin Group Logo Develpment Posted 42 hours ago
I found this history of the Penguin Group logos (1935 – 2005) in the back of a great book - ‘Penguin by Design: A Cover Story 1935 – 2005’ by Phil Baines and published by Penguin Group.It's really interesting seeing the development over the 70 years of such iconic logos, so I’ve put them in chronological order to make it ... [Link]

La Linea Posted 2 days ago
Several years ago I linked to a site featuring over 50 episodes of Osvaldo Cavandoli’s wonderful series of short animations, La Linea. That link has come and gone, but I did just find an extensive YouTube playlist of 78 La Linea episodes. I loved watching these as a kid. You may recognize La Linea’s voice as Carlo Bonomi, the voice ... [Link]

Mountain Dew History Posted 2 days ago
Click on image to download. Nice mix of rotoscoping, 2D, and 3D animation for this Mountain Dew spot, titled History. Produced by Buck, with illustrator Josh Cochran creating the look and style frames. [Link]

PechaKucha Night, Buenos Aires June 30th, 2009 Posted 2 days ago
I was invited to speak at PechaKucha Night, Buenos Aires June 30th, 2009 by May Groppo from Paste. It was a great time with awesome presenters. Muy Buena Onda! Photos by: Guillermo Damián Fernández www.bluevertigo.com.ar www.gferna.com.ar Guillermo Damián Fernández www.bluevertigo.com.ar www.gferna.com.ar [Link]

Museum of Forgotten Art Supplies Posted 2 days ago
Drawger has set up the Museum of Forgotten Art Supplies where “tools of the trade that have died or have just about died a slow slow death are cheerfully exhibited.” I still have plenty of these kicking around from my school days — rubber cement pick-up, proportion wheel, dry cleaning pad, t-squares, triangles. I even use some of them still, ... [Link]

Eden Skateboard Posted 2 days ago
Skating has always seemed to me a courageous activity, and what is courage but an absence of shame. Adam and Eve were expelled from Eden, pitiful in their nakedness, shameful in their new knowledge. However, the rise of science made man and nature transparent, naked again under a microscope and scalpel. We adorn ourselves with knowledge, hiding our private selves ... [Link]

Michael Jackson rip Posted 3 days ago
We asked Illustrators Ireland members to quickly respond to news of MJ's death with some Scamp's. Check out the entries… [Link]

Invisible cities by David Cousin-Marsy Posted 3 days ago
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Bad Art Job Interviews. Posted 3 days ago
I hate interviewing. WHY? Because every artist I interview scares the crap out of me. Seriously. If I hire you and a month later your a dud, I lose a month of production. That’s expensive. Recently I had to hire a production artist. We posted the job on a number of hot job sites and got over 150 replies. I ... [Link]

Vintage sewn clothing tags Posted 3 days ago
Enjoy this small collection of vintage sewn clothing tags over at World Famous Design Junkies. There’s something really special about these delicate little designs hiding behind people’s necks: Design in Thread. [Link]

Clothing Labels Posted 3 days ago
There's a fun collection of clothing labels over on World Famous Design Junkies. Inspired by Kindra Murphy's collection they have searched the internet and put together a virtual collection of their own.The type has a great quality to it which I really love and although the designs might not be amazing, they all have a certain charm.Images from World Famous ... [Link]

The Pursuit of Happiness Posted 3 days ago
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Cloudy Collection, Edition 2 Posted 3 days ago
David Huyck unleashed the second edition of his super stlyish, super fun, and super affordable letterpress print set, The Cloudy Collection. Like the last set, this set of 7 prints is only $35 with free shipping, limited to 100 sets, and as of this writing there are 80 sets left. I snagged mine right away; love that pink and brown! ... [Link]

Artists, Sort Your Trash! Posted 3 days ago
Here’s a project from my art classes that you might like to try in your own studio. It was inspired by Mark Todd’s Junk Zines and Souther Salazar’s Scrap Books. At the beginning of the school year, I invited my students to contribute to my Collection of Beautiful Trash. I promised to use it for an end of the year ... [Link]

The Human Printer: CMYK by hand Posted 3 days ago
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The Brothers McLeod blog their process Posted 3 days ago
The Brothers McLeod have been blogging the process and making of their latest short film. Check out all the work in progress posts on their blog. Previously: Dogg Animated coffee stirrers Pedro and Frankensheep Spamland [Link]

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