Ensemble - The Style of Music

Ensemble - The Style Of Music is a poster collection of musicians, made by Moxy Creative House.

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via weandthecolor

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Aaron Kuehn’s Bicycle Typogram print would look swellegant on my wall.

via drawnblog

(via urbancyclist)

Union of Superlative Heroes card set.

Written and illustrated by Chet Phillips.

Imagining an alternate world in which Steampunk superheroes inhabit a Victorian society, the Union of Superlative Heroes are characters from a variety of countries, each with their own unique abilities. This card set profiles such epic figures as Marquis Le Bat, Stupendous Gent, Empress Amazonia, Arachno Kid, Prince Aqueous, Lord Wolverton and fourteen more. Each card showcases their portrait along with a brief biography and country of origin on the reverse.

For sale in Chet’s Etsy shop.

thedailywhat:

Poster Series of the Day: Scary-adorable “Monster Friends” posters series from Familytree.

Kraken, Yeti, Loch Ness Monster, and Sasquatch. $25/ea. 4 for $80.

[quipsologies.]

weandthecolor:

Artworks by Jeff Soto

found on http://designyoutrust.com/2010/08/23/shockblast-jeff-soto-worx/

merylfriedman:

From Here to There: A Curious Collection from the Hand Drawn Map Association

Via Design Notes

Thomas Pitilli illustration. get some.

My Way

by Christoph Nieman

Christoph Niemann’s illustrations have appeared on the covers of The New Yorker, Newsweek, Wired, The New York Times Magazine and American Illustration. His work has won numerous awards from the American Institute of Graphic Arts, the Art Directors Club and American Illustration. He is the author of many books, among them “The Pet Dragon,” which teaches Chinese characters to young readers, “I LEGO N.Y.” and, most recently, “SUBWAY,” based on “The Boys and the Subway,” the first entry of his Abstract City blog. After 11 years in New York, he moved to Berlin with his wife, Lisa, and their three sons. His Web site is christophniemann.com.

do-not-eat:

Nothing inspires me more than a good Victorian illustration. Here’s a one that I enjoy particularly.

(It’s a shame that I don’t actually do anything it recommends…)