“Monster Friends” is a new collaborative poster series that Family Tree Design has just released. There are 4 posters in the set which features art by Alex Pearson, Julian Baker, Jeff Kandefer and Andy Young. These are for sale on the Family Tree website, so if you love amazing illustration we suggest you hurry and pick them up now. C’mon… $100 for the entire set… how can you resist that?
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I’ve always been into abstract graffiti characters. Artists like Dave Kinsey and Andy Howell have even had a very direct impact on my own work, so it’s probably no surprise that when I saw a piece by Christian Mugnai I was in awe. You can see more of his work <<here>> Tell us a little [...]
I recently had a chance to checkout the portfolio of U.K. based Designer and Illustrator, Dale Edwin Murray. Needless to say I dig his work and thought it would be nice to share it with the readers of The AG.. so we interviewed him. You can see more of Dale’s work on his site HERE [...]
Jeff Beaver and I went to college together at Indiana Weselyan. We were both hanging out or working in the art building for a majority of our four years. He’s a great dude and a really unique artist. He has an eye and talent for creating things that stretch the imagination and surprise you. Tell [...]
Michiel van der Born’s work is proof that beautiful things can happen when typography meets fine art. See it here on his website, www.26characters.com. Tell us a little about yourself and what steps you took to get here. Quoted from my website: “Michiel van der Born is a painter and lettering artist working and living [...]
Alberto Russo’s work first caught my eye while skimming some of Cargo Collective’s featured sites. I was drawn in by his dramatic use of line and color. His portraiture is obviously top notch but his talent doesn’t stop there. Russo’s an amazing logo designer as well as an accomplished graffiti artist. You can see more [...]
I found Justin’s website via a retweet on Twitter a while back. I was immediately struck by his powerful images he creates under the name Plastic Monument. He’s got that uncanny ability to pair modern aesthetic with retro flair. And he pulls it off phenomenally! Check out his website ///here/// Tell us a little about [...]
I ran into Alby over on YayEveryday! about a year ago. We made a connection over a shared aesthetic and appreciation for iconic illustration and design. The language barrier between us has been entertaining when we chat over facebook. It’s so interesting to see how his culture and environment have shaped the style and elements [...]
I worked with Dan at MediaSauce back in the day. His illustrations and specifically his character design always blows my mind. He is also one of the most talented muralists I’ve seen. Check out his graffiti and mural work ///here/// And his blog ///here/// Tell us a little about yourself and what steps you took [...]
If you peruse Behance Network with any regularity there’s a fair chance that you’ve stumbled upon the beautiful illustration work of Martijn Van Dam in the past few weeks. It’s hard not to take notice of his brightly colored space racers turned show poster. And the masses agree – Van Dam (aka Super Silo) has [...]
Mig is a designer for Skinny Corp. Threadless, a design culture advocate and an all around good guy. He recently launched an amazing creative resource: HumblePied His passion and drive blow my mind. Always looking forward to what he is going to do next. Check out his work here. Tell us who you are and [...]
