LOST: The Animated Series

I LOVE this. Freelance illustrator Michael Myers celebrates the ABC hit show in his LOST: The Animated Series.

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1948 Buick Streamliner

The beautiful 1948 Buick Streamliner by Norman E. Timbs.

http://design-fetish.blogspot.com/2010/03/1948-buick-streamliner.html

Hitchcock Posters Reimagined

There’s a certain familiarity to modernizing and re-envisioning posters for Alfred Hitchcock’s wonderful films, and Laz Marquez has these sizzling contributions. After he did The Birds, he took suggestions from his followers on what else to do.

I sincerely hope you all enjoyed seeing this project come to life as much as I loved creating them. It’s great to see the set together and working as a whole. Thanks again for all the support & keep your eyes peeled for the next set (Starting very, very soon)!

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LOST 365 Project

The Lost 365 Project is artist Jared Stumpenhorst's goal to create art based on his favorite television show every day for a year.

On his blog Stumpenhorst says "It is just a small tribute to what I consider to be the best show to ever be on television. Hopefully a few people might enjoy following along on my journey!!"

IKEA In Parisian Subway

Chiling in the Parisian sub­way by IKEA

Dust Furniture by Vincent Leman

amazing furniture!

Modern, playful, and distinctive furniture

Dust Furniture is a collection of distinctive furniture designed by craft artist Vincent Leman. Each piece is handcrafed using environmentally friendly finishes and artist grade pigments.

Vincent Leman grew up building fine custom cabinetry for the family business in Francesville, Indiana. After completing his degree in mechanical engineering at Purdue University, Vincent made the decision to return to furniture building after realizing a strong aversion to cubicles and deskwork. He has developed a distinctive style that can be described as a revolt against the expected.

Rusted Memories :: Series IV

On the heels of Series III last fall, Rusted Memories Series IV is focusing again on the forgotten ghosts of the railway. Prints are now available for purchase - contact me for info!

Juxtaposition - Jeff Soto

Through striking visual imagery, Jeff Soto communicates profound visions and fears, nostalgia of his youth, and themes of love, lust, and hope. His inspiration comes from the colorful lifestyle of skateboarding and graffiti, hip-hop and popular culture, and childhood toys.

Environmental issues also take precedent for Soto, who is concerned with conflict of humans trying to harness, or take advantage of nature. His paintings exude this tension, as robotic creatures duel, organic tentacles and flower bouquets thrive, and black smog looms amidst floating, ominous skulls.

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