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Meat and Cocktail Prints by Drywell
Artist Alyson Thomas created these manly prints featuring two things we can’t live without – food and cocktails. The prints are a playful spin on the beef cut charts you may have seen in your local butcher shop. At only $25 bucks a piece you can afford to buy a few.
Pop Culture Footwear Illustrations
When I’m watching a movie, one of the first things I notice about a character is the shoes they are wearing. It looks like I’m not the only one. French artist Nicolas Bannister focused on the footwear of Pop Culture icons like Luke Skywalker and Marty McFly in his recent project. Take a look at all of his illustrations below.
Breaking Bad “Mr. White” Prints ($50)
With Breaking Bad coming to an end, the shows popularity is at an all time high. With that popularity comes a lot of fan inspired art.
Check Out The Latest Work From Banksy – “Better Out Than In”
It’s been a long time since we’ve seen any new work from the mysterious Banksy. The street artist recently took to his website to unveil his latest piece, “Better Out Than In”. The stencil is located in Los Angeles and utilizes the natural surroundings to depict a graffiti artist throwing up flowers. Hopefully this is just a preview of a larger project to come.
Typography Portraits of Artists Created Using Their Lyrics
Artist Sean Williams created these typographic portraits of artists using lyrics from their well-known songs. The portraits feature the likes of Jay-Z, Kanye West, Justin Timberlake, Bruno Mars, Rihanna, and one of those kids from One Direction. These portraits were originally created for an exhibit called “Hip Hop Type”.
Kaleidoscopic Architectural Compositions by Cory Stevens
Artist Cory Stevens combined his love for photography, digital design, and architecture when he created these architectural compositions. He layered architectural photographs to resemble the images found in Kaleidoscopes. Stevens’ used both modern and historical architecture when creating these works.
The Passage of Time Through Layered Landscape Collages by Fong Qi Wei
Artist Fong Qi Wei is responsible for creating these beautiful time-lapse collages. He takes a series of photos over a 2-4 hour period and later splices the images together to create these layered landscapes. He usually takes the pictures at sunrise or sunset when the sky changes dramatically in color. The resulting images are impressive to say the least.
Neglected Basketball Hoops (15 Pics)
Photographer Adrian Skenderovic captured pictures of neglected basketball hoops as he traveled around the world. Some of the hoops are in better shape than others, and some are barely usable. Regardless of their condition, the basketball hoops were still an essential part of the local community Adrian visited. Head over to Adrian’s website for more info on the project.
Bodyscapes by Carl Warner
Photographer and graphic designer Carl Warner uses naked bodies to create conceptual landscapes.
Of Beards and Men (18 Pics)
For over a year now, Joseph D.R. OLeary has been taking portraits of men with beards for his new book, “Of Beards and Men”. The book features over 130 portraits of bearded men. OLeary wanted to document the different forms of masculinity associated with beards.
You Are What You Ride (13 Pics)
Artists Romain Bourdieux and Thomas Pomarelle have created this illustrated bicycle guide entitled “You Are What You Ride.” The illustrations break down the stereotypes associated with different kind of bikes. Which kind of biker are you?
“Game of Thrones” Characters From the 80′s & 90′s
Artist Mike Wrobel reimagined notable characters from HBO’s Game of Thrones series in 80′s and 90′s attire. In my opinion, they look more like modern hipsters. You can purchase a print of your favorite character right here.
Insects Made From Recycled Watch Parts
Artist Justin Gershenson-Gates built these mechanical insect sculptures by hand using recycled watch parts. He had to tediously cut, shape, and solder together gears, springs, lightbulbs and other parts.
The Sandwich Book
Polish artist Pawel Piotrowski is the genius behind the Sandwich Book. The book contains no words, just pages that look like ingredients you might find on a typical sandwich. The front and back covers serve as the bread and the inside makes up the toppings including onions, cheese, lettuce, and more.
