John Alison has the sharpest takedowns. “Thank eff there’s not a war going on” (via Scary Go Round presents GIANT DAYS 3 - May 1, 2013)
Olivetti Lettera 22 (via Italian Inventions | Emily Isles: Graphic Design) Prints available!!
80s! Illustration by Adhemas Batista
Raphael’s Last Stand (by WinterArtwork)
JAWS (by Laurent Durieux)
(Source: bvsedjesus)
front magazine
Look I drew fanart!
I’m sure all y’all have been hearing me rave on about Angelmaker. IT’S REALLY GOOD, I’m not too far off the end now, but I haven’t had enough time to read it!
Anyways this is Frankie, who is probably my favourite character in Angelmaker (or at least a rough guess at her, since I am /really bad/ at remembering descriptions of characters in novels) Also it’s really just a doodle. I do have in mind a fullblown kinda thing, but that will wait until I can re-read and figure out characters properly, hehe!
Anyways Frankie & Angelmaker belong to the totally awesome Nick Harkaway :D
Bad Hair Day (by ILoveDoodle)
(via MISTERHIPP: INCEPTION2)
oh my god this man, this blog, it’s the absolutest cutest thing ever.
Tape Cassette Inserts - a set on Flickr
hot stuff
James Jirat Patradoon (born 1985) is an Australian Artist/Illustrator.
His frantic images are inspired hyper-masculine mythologies of of biker gangs, rockstars, pro wrestlers, secret societies, and Facebook. Citing Raymond Pettibon and Katsuhiro Otomo as his artistic influences, James’ work is an irreverent take on the stoic nature of macho pop culture.
James is definitely one of my favorite illustrators right now, i love how he can be at the same time super clean and at the same time bursting, vibrant, visceral.
James Jirat Patradoon (born 1985) is an Australian Artist/Illustrator.
His frantic images are inspired hyper-masculine mythologies of of biker gangs, rockstars, pro wrestlers, secret societies, and Facebook. Citing Raymond Pettibon and Katsuhiro Otomo as his artistic influences, James’ work is an irreverent take on the stoic nature of macho pop culture.
James is definitely one of my favorite illustrators right now, i love how he can be at the same time super clean and bursting, vibrant, visceral.
