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Tasty Visuals by Neal Coghian

Tasty Visuals from Neal Coghlan on Vimeo.

Neal Coghian – “These visuals all started out from a single illustration. Whilst creating the illustration I thought about how each bit might animate and so set about turning it into a short ident type visual. It was soon after that I learnt about the Resolume competiton for Kraak & Smaak a Dutch trio of musicians who create some quality funk/breakbeat/electro tunes. As Kraak & Smaak translates to Crunchy & Tasty I thought it’d be too good an opportunity to miss to get a set of food-themed illustrations turned into VJ loops.”

Found on the Behance Network

Barnumville

© Copyright Matt Hoyle Photography

Barnumville is a new photographic series from the very talented Matt Hoyle.

The Art of Arabic Calligraphy

By Jordan Jelev (via Behance)

Urban Ears Campaign Photography

I can’t say one way or another if these headphones are any good, but I at least appreciate their campaign photography.

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Illustrations by Rubens LP

Dope illustrations form Brazilian artist Rubens LP. Sourced from FormFiftyFive

Loving Nixon’s New S/S Lineup

I’ve always, personally been a fan of Nixon… back when the Rotolog was making a splash. They’ve since kept up a steady pace of releasing fresh product and have matured as we have matured, all the while maintaining a hint of playfulness. I love the idea of taking classic models and sprinkling them with just a bit of color. I’m especially loving The 51-30 PU, except that it retails for $550 CDN… boooo.

Sourced from Hypebeast

The Art of Being

You can’t become something unless you begin something. And you’ll never be good at something unless you do it over and over and over again… even if it means constant failure.

We all have aspirations, hopes, dreams–whatever you want to call them. It could be starting a clothing line or writing a book… it could be anything. But we’re too often held back by the fear of rejection, the fear of creating something of inconsequence or producing something that’s just flat out shitty. This fear prevents us from even trying. Continued »

Illustrations by Quentin Vijoux

I’ve definitely been taken by the work of Quentin Vijoux. He’s the kind of dude that makes his craft look easy. Such is the case with most super talented people but I guess what I like about his work is that it’s not overly complicated. There’s just enough details for you to enjoy and I appreciate that ability to be reserved.

www.quentinvijoux.com

The Departed Vervet Monkey Skull by Lisa Black

Vervet skull, antique clock/watch parts, mixed metal components

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Crocheted + Taxidery = Crochetdermy

By Shauna Richardson. More images after the jump Continued »