Dan Cassaro is collecting visual interpretations of each state’s motto, created by an all-star cast of designers and typographers for their respective states. Looking forward to see what they come up with for New Hampshire.
[via Okay Great]
From the man that showed us New York City in LEGO form, Christoph Niemann has created a holiday extravaganza told through dough and sprinkles.
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Brandon Ortwein has produced a series of illustrations of celebrity automobiles like Herbie the Love Bug, the General Lee, the Batmobile and the Delorean in van form. They’re available as prints, iPhone cases and laptop skins.
Maybe now people will start to realize just how awesome the A-Team van really was.
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U.K. designer and printmaker Anthony Burrill has teamed up with Happiness Brussels to launch Oil & Water Do Not Mix.
Limited edition of 200 posters, screen printed with oil from the Gulf of Mexico disaster.
That’s right. Printed with oil from the 2010 Gulf of Mexico spill. Amazing. I just hope the oil doesn’t deteriorate into some stank awful mess on your wall.
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The very talented S. Rivas donated her expertise to paint some gorgeous murals at the Reynolds Home, a Texas shelter for women and children in crisis. The murals are not only well done but for a worthy cause. I think I love them even more because I’ve always been a huge Calvin and Hobbes fan, and because they remind me of the Curious George and Calvin and Hobbes murals my Dad used to paint in the classrooms my Mother taught in.
[via Drawn]
Aaron Foster talks with CNN about license plates, his art and America.
Aaron’s work can be found in one of Brooklyn’s finest, the Blue Ribbon General Store.
Adam Sidwell is illustrating historic baddies each week. Many of them are available for sale as prints.
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I love this watch more and more, every time I look at it. Now I just need to find a spare $5,000 or so kicking around.
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