Luke Pearson and Nobrow

Curator: Jamin Hegeman
date: February 27, 2013
Categories: Book Design, Illustration
Tags: comics, illustration, Luke Pearson, storytelling
I’m not sure how I stumbled upon Nobrow, a small publishing company focused on graphic art, illustration and comics, but Luke Pearson’s comic style and storytelling quickly caught my attention. And before I knew it, I had ordered Hildafolk, Hilda and the Midnight Giant, Hilda and the Bird Parade and Everything We Miss.
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Disaster Relief T-Shirt: Jon Contino

Curator: Josh W Higgins
date: February 19, 2013
Categories: Typographic Design
Tags: illustration, Jon Contino, Type
I dig when creatives use their talents to help causes, and I dig Jon Contino. This T-shirt to help hurricane victims all across the great state of New York is not only amazing, but you couldn’t spend your money a better way.
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2013 Calendar: Studio on Fire

Curator: Bill Moran
date: January 29, 2013
Categories: Promotional Design & Advertising
Tags: calendar, illustration, Letterpress
For several years now, Ben Levitz and his collaborators at Studio on Fire (SoF) have been creating an amazing desktop calendar. This year’s model is absolutely stunning. In addition to Ben’s work, it also features illustrations by Sasha Prood, Brian Gunderson, John Malta, Jolby and Karolin Schnoor.
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Doodle Drums: Dan Savage

Curator: Chris Rushing
date: December 13, 2012
Categories: Illustration, Motion Graphics
Tags: animation, dan savage, drums, illustration, music, something savage
Dan Savage is a very talented man. I’ve seen him grow into a monster when it comes to motion graphics, and for the past year or so, watched his journey into hand-done animation. He’s always been an illustrator, but I more recently found out about his love of drums. Combine all of the above and you get his outlet, Doodle Drums.
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The Factory Series: Christopher King

Curator: Chris Rushing
date: December 11, 2012
Categories: Book Design, Design for Entertaining, Illustration
Tags: book cover, christopher king, crime, illustration, literature, thriller
Growing up, I remember watching Hitchcock films with my dad and—when I had them—reading “Goosebumps” from R.L. Stine. It’s safe to say I’ve always been drawn to dark themes and subject matter. This series of covers from Christopher King had me creepily grinning ear to ear. 
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