(and Super Creeps)

gameboyphotography:

DUDES AND DUDETTES. Allow me to point your attention to a super rad zine shop a couple of my friends are currently running! And there’s a Game Boy Camera zine for sale/free download on it! Check it and get some cool stuff!

http://www.shenevieve.com/

robsheridan:

Some concept art and web imagery I created for Nine Inch Nails in 2003/2004 based around the NIN album concept for “Bleedthrough.” The album eventually changed conceptually and became “With Teeth,” and so the artwork changed as well. But I still have a fondness for this material, much of which was created by dragging paper through a broken but resilient old printer.

chris-langford:

I dunno.

saveroomminibar:

NES vs. Converse by Andrew Lockhart.

Shoe + Packaging Concept.

arthompson6:

Here’s a bit of an update.  I’ve been mostly spinning my wheels and going nowhere on a lot of things, but this final got some traction today.  I’m designing an Iron Man 3 poster.  Before you guess he’s looking at himself, let me assure you the portrait and clouds will be pushed back in value.

And here’s my website.  You should check it out

http://athompsonillustration.com/

Go check out his art.  Now.

athompsonart:

How to Catch a Bat (in your house!). A kid’s informational booklet!

chiinostyle:

ianbrooks:

Halloween Night Collages by Patrick Seymour

For me growing up back when I was but a wee clone, Halloween night was about exploring my curiosity about makeup and watching marathons of the Friday the 13th movies. Jason’s a merman, right? That’s my best rationale for the series. Patrick’s Halloween Night uses memorable characters from classic horror movies to make… memorable characters from classic horror movies. Is Christian Bale eating Jared Leto?

Artist: Behance / Society6/ Twitter

i love this so much.

(via androidghost)

athompsonart:

Sundance Film Festival poster sketch

THIS ONE.  

mmatonis:

I’ve been using my duck-dictator (ducktator) character for my character design class. I got some good feedback on what works and what doesn’t for animation, then was assigned to do 20 silhouettes of potential body types.

A good character should be immediately recognizable by their silhouette— their shapes and proportions and how they carry themselves.

Hats are important, too.

loooovvveee the fourth from left top boxy one

CLD