I got my prints today from Brad McGinty of the Xenomorph, Predator and Bonus Facehugger! Now to buy frames and find a nice spot to put them in the house.
I really dig this design for the cover more than the final product. I still really like the final design and can appreciate the effort put into it, but I found the subtly and pattern really interesting visually. In the end though, you have to do what the client wants you to do. I also enjoy the use of color in the final version.
Read about the whole process here.
Totoro My Neighbor Totoro Mondo Studio Ghibli Olly Moss Art Illustration Poster IFC
Mondo announced today its partnership with Studio Ghibli, presenting a poster series coinciding with the studio’s retrospective at the IFC Center in New York City. The first entry is an Olly Moss poster for the breathtaking Miyazaki film My Neighbor Totoro.
Poster Graphic Design Illustration Electronic Music Justice Ladytron Poster Sleigh Bells
Fictional concert poster for the Artem de Machinis design blog.
I’m really into this type of music now. I think the electronic/techno or whatever has really started to grow on me. I don’t know much about music, but I know what I like.
The poster for the original version is super scary. I remember seeing it at movie stores when I was a kid and thinking that this movie was probably going to be the scariest thing I’d ever see.
I got really excited to see it when I noticed it was on Netflix. I didn’t hate it, but I think the modern remake is the far superior film. I found the modern version to actually be frightening while the original is kinda silly.
These are a couple of playing cards I designed for the design blog Artem de Machinis. I liked this project a lot. Playing cards are something that everyone knows, so it was fun to play around with breaking and adhering to their mold.
Illustration Graphic Design New Yorker Halloween Chris Ware
Via: The Kids Stick Together
Really awesome cover illustration from Chris Ware. Really poignant and simple. I really dig his style.
Genius Chris Ware Cover for the New Yorker from 2009
My logo for a fictional sports team for the design blog Artem de Machinis
I think Octopus are the scariest creatures alive. They should be the symbol that a team uses to strike fear in the hearts of their opponents. I chose Ottawa because of the alliteration and that I’m Canadian.