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If you've ever had the great fortune of riding a freighter, you will appreciate this movie by Lorenzo Fonda. Via Tommy Kane

Always the most inspiring for myself are childrens books, uninhibited beautiful illustration and artwork not muddled by logos. I ran across these illustrators reading scores of library books to Henry, our 3 year old son.



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An amazing photo wall, Year in Pictures 2008 from The Wall Street Journal.


How to Live Before You Die
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Amazing illustrations by Asaf Hanuka on a well designed site. I like his clean style and brilliantly funny subject manner.
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Funny. Still laughing hours later. Coby Shultz  strikes again with another brilliant t-shirt design for Ames Bros.

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Truly American illustrations by Adam Hanyes. Funny wtih brilliant concepts and an amazingly simple style. His portfolio on Behance is worth the time, the details in the painting are so well placed.
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Illustration and art prints by Jorge Ortiz, great site with artists process.
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So funny. So brilliant. Glennz site is worth the time and the calendar builder is great.
Its also worth browsing the concept section on his Behance profile. via abuzeedo


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You have to dig deep to find good work on the web. Jon Keegans work is a good example of amazing work combined with good content on the site. these sketchbook pages are great insight into the artists process.


Bootleg recently completed illustrations for this animated short, Green With Envy. Illustration by Hiller Higman, font by Ray Larabie.
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Just funny. Nothing more.


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Funny, especially if you happen to appreciate wookies. I came across these images doing research for a new client in the apparel business. some brilliant designs on the Redbubble site where " you can share your art, photography and design with the world".

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Super fantastic sci-fi digital art by Andree Wallin.

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I don't own an iPhone. I'm not that hip. If I could own one I probably would but out here in the sticks of MT it is not an available service yet. At any rate, I have been avoiding publishing back to the this blog (abduzeedo) partially because of the plethora of  slick photoshoppy iPhone screen saver tutorials but after this interview about the legendary star wars poster illustrator I couldn't resist any more. It's very inspirational for any aspiring illustrator.