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An nice editorial project entitled “Trun” made for Amusement, a French magazine dedicated to gaming and entertainment, by photographer Marc da Cunha Lopes and digital artist Waldo Lee. This Tron-inspired series reminds us of long (…)

A nice series of illustrations entitled “Polygon Heroes” by New Zealand-based freelance photographic retoucher James Reid, also known as TheBlackeningCo, who turned famous heroes into triangulated shapes. All are available in 8″ x 10″ (20cm (…)

A tribute to Pixar by Melbourne-based graphic designer Lee Wonchan who has created this series of minimalist posters based on the characters from the famous animation studio. The results are obviously very simplistic but very well (…)

Dave Murray is a Toronto-based illustrator who graduted from the respected Sheridan College Illustration program in Ontario, Canada. “Aspects of cubism, futurism, and Russian avant-garde are combined with a large dose of pop-culture and Dave’s (…)

Focus on Michael Molloy, an award-winning art director, graphic designer and illustrator currently based in Morristown, New Jersey who has worked for the likes of The Washington Post, Source Magazine, Louisiana State University and Symbolic (…)

A very nice series of illustrations by Atlanta-based freelance illustrator E.W. Thomason, formerly graphic designer with a prolific career who obtained his BFA in Visual Communication from Auburn University. His colourful works feature a unique (…)

Advertising agency Legas Delaney has created this nice series of print ads for Plant for the Planet, an organization which aims to erase carbon, apply climate justice and plant 1,000 billion trees. The illustrations (…)

An original series of superheroes abstract portraits by French designer and illustrator Arian Noveir. These portraits were digitally-produced  using vector stencils combined with paint splashes on Photoshop. The results are excellent, which explains why the artist (…)

London-based design and motion studio ManvsMachine was commissioned by Channel 4 to create a new brand identity as well as on-air look for its little sister More4. “The re-brand is centred round a bold, (…)

Pattern Matters is a graphic design project by Singapore-based graphic designer and illustrator Lim Siang Ching. It aims to find ways to “augment the role of pattern by looking into the design process and tactile exploration through (…)