Ever since the horrific disaster that took place on 3/11/11 Japan has not been the same. Working to rebuilt the damage that mother nature caused, will take quite sometime. Now here a chance for you to speed up the process…
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Mr Whaite is a 2D animator/illustrator that is obsessed with neon. We recently stumbled upon his work and decided to share it with you. Neon lights are something that you are bound to see everywhere nowadays. Custom neon light signs have…
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Nathan Sawaya is a New York based artist best known for his contemporary Lego art. Born in Colville, Washington and raised in Veneta, Oregon, Sawaya’s childhood consisted of drawing cartoons, writing stories, perfecting magic tricks and playing with Lego’s. After attending…
Read MoreNerdy Dirty Illustrations by Nicole Martinez
Nicole Martinez is an art director and designer from Boston Massachusetts. “Nerdy Dirty” is a series of illustrations about love, crafted by illustrator Nicole Martinez. These technically clever prints are dedicated to the inner geek in all of us. “My boyfriend…
Read More25 Pictogram Music Posters by Viktor Hertz
Viktor Hertz is a freelance design artist and photographer, located in Uppsala, Sweden. Previously we showcased his project called: 30 Honest Corporate Logos. His current obsession is designing custom movie & music posters, and that obsession is paying off. Today we will showcase pictogram…
Read MoreGetting Started as a Professional Composer: An Interview with Jano Manzali
Born in Brazil and welcomed into a classical music tradition, composer Jano Manzali had his work included in a film by the time he was 12 years old. Since then, Manzali has continued to impress with his composition work for…
Read More70 Inspirational 8-Bit and Pixel Artworks
8-bit and pixel art are very reminiscent of the old school computer times. In fact, I’m sure that when I started mentioning the terms 8-bit and pixel art, gaming consoles in the early ’80s are what first came to mind.…
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