#graphic design

[nemfrog]

Catalog cover for a Van Gogh art exhibit. 1892.

The Memory

[alienhitch]

Graphic Design collage assignment

Art belongs to @tamb228 (Henry + Pebbles)

[tylerspangler]

Artwork Copyright © Tyler Spangler

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[emwheezie]

imaging moshing at a show and you see this guy

I exclusively wear band tees so I'm trying to reflect that in my work! Shirt is available here! Catwheezie metal logo is drawn by casketnap

[mjhartwork]

icon for the town of Ashburn, VA. I remember it as an endless map of townhouses (I once had a dream that as i walked around the square I used to live in, new houses kept revealing themselves, as if I was walking along a dimension I couldn't comprehend.).

I only learned that it was the data center capital of the world years after moving away. I also only realized a little bit ago why the sky felt so unnervingly open: there's no telephone poles! Everything's connected by underground cables.

[possible-streetwear]

Otoboke Beaver

おとぼけビ～バ～

[389]

Robert Fabricant Cathedral

[k9effect]

@ everyone who liked these sticker designs of my very round boys

Please know that they came out VERY well!!!

[asurashi]

Palazzoscar is even more asinine than Spoiscar. If someone managed to snap a shot of Oscar’s dumbass besotted grin, he’s going to have to kill Carlos before he can see it.

Made a book cover for one of my all-time fav story, Happy Death Race by @powerful-owl. Love me a good time-loop horror romance comedy <3

slight spoiler under the cut

Focused the concept more towards the nicknames aspect of the story. I really really love the idea of different names/different versions of Carlos that lives in Oscar's memories now. Even though it's now shared knowledge, it will never be a shared first experience of acquiring the nicknames.

Of course the best case scenario is that both survived and are together at the end, but just as Carlos never get to experience the thought process of mixing spoilsport and oscar into Spoiscar, Oscar also didn't get to experience telling Carlos the story of Snugglepot and Cuddlepie for the first time and idk it really breaks me a bit :((( little temporary deaths that didn't matter but also matters the most yknow?

[thecutestgrotto]

Spinning Flowers

[danneroni]

I Have A... 🫧🐡

[nemfrog]

Magazine cover featuring the sphinx. Portugal.

Cosmos. 1907.

Internet Archive

[qualityavenuejellyfish]

"Wait! Count 15 Slowly Before Moving in the Blackout", British World War II propaganda poster by G.R. Morris, created circa 1939-1945.

I tried researching for the artist full name and relevant information without any luck, other than this…

G R Morris was an artist who ‘produced brilliant, frequently surrealist, ideas, but often failed to finalise them’. Morris worked for the National Safety First Association, founded in 1923, which became ROSPA in 1941, from well before the Second World War, through until about 1956. Morris also designed posters for London Transport, and prepared some designs to illustrate statistics in January 1948. He was a member of the Society of Industrial Artists and designed book jackets for the Bodley Head and other publishers. In the years following the war Morris also produced a variety of work for Colman, Prentice and Varley, Crawfords, Bradbury Agnew, Longmans along with his work for the Bodley Head.

Information taken from: Darracott, J. and Loftus, B., Second World War Posters, 1981 (1972), p.46, London Transport Museum Database, February 2000

G.R. Morris / WWII blackout safety poster

[tylerspangler]

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[sasj]

Geometric Animations / 250327