The great vintage style sepia tones and good ol’ fashioned black and white of various subjects juxtaposed in such a way to give a nice little bit of irony. Great photos plus a very critical eye. Check out the rest of Chema’s stuff here!
There’s something about that blue, furry, crackhead that makes him never grow old. Guess we all have a little cookie-monster in us all. Damn you thin mints, DAMN YOOOOZZZZZZ!
Cars are frozen solid, water is frozen to trees WHILE it’s being blown, jesus all that’s left is the kid who was dared to stick his tongue to the pole. Gracias to stumbleupon and this site without whom none of my mindless internet findings could be possible.
If you haven’t had a chance to see the movie Wall-E, which is unsurprisingly awesome thanks to Pixar’s Midas touch, then you must go see it if for no other reason than to watch the gem of a short, Presto. As with all Pixar movies, there is a short animated film before the actual movie, and although there have been some good ones, this one is one of the best I’ve seen. See for yourself!
Will Murai’s art has that rare ability to capture beautifully detailed and composed hand done renderings and mix theme with a style all of his own. His artwork like the one pictured above, is a ridiculously awesome mix of that loose, fun, animated style, mixed with intense detail and refining. His site is loaded with awesome work so definetly stop by to show him some love!
A beautiful photo of perfectly manicured rows of lilies somewhere near Amsterdam. Yet another organic reason for me to go there and stop to smell the…..roses. What did you think I was going to say? Photo courtesy of this great site.
Client: The F-Stop Group. Program(s) Used: Illustrator. Project Span: 12 hours. Description: Client needed a logo that represented a modern, versatile look that showed the company as a progressive, “with-it” company. Wanted to convey high-end, but at the same time be simple and clean. We used the viewfinder site to frame the name of the company logo to play of the photography aspect.
Amazing photos, intense subjects, vivid backgrounds that almost look fake they are so good. Those are a few ways to sum up Brent Stirton, photographer extraordinare. His website, a very clean portoflio slideshow, is a beautiful display of locations and subjects ranging from military soldiers, to Carneys, to African Tribesmen. His portrait and portrait shots are all stunning, but don’t take it from me, jump on over to his site to view it all!
Here’s an old school clip that I stumbled upon randomly that really made me laugh at the amount of influence a group of people, even strangers, can have on one’s ability to think for themselves. Make sure to watch the end with the younger guy in the elevator. Classic!
Who thought this would be a good idea? Did nobody stop to say “hmmmm something doesn’t FEEL right here.” This person deserves a damn gold star for his/her work. Much love to Wal-Mart and their high-level of standards.
