Glitch Pin-Up Collage series by Wayne Edson Bryan
In his Glitch Pin-Up Collage series, Wayne Edson Bryan of Virginia, U.S., creates hand-pieced collages using illustrated pin-up girls cut into strips and mixed…
In his Glitch Pin-Up Collage series, Wayne Edson Bryan of Virginia, U.S., creates hand-pieced collages using illustrated pin-up girls cut into strips and mixed…
Here’s some awesome work by Irish illustrator and graphic designer Matthew Griffin. There’s a real vintage sci-fi feel here with the choice of colour…
Dillon Boy aka James Dillon Wright’s new project “Dirtyland” sees Disney’s iconic female characters turned into smutty magazine cover stars. The artwork features colouful…
Ever wondered what Batman gets up to in his spare time? Wonder no more, because photographer Remi Noel has given us an exclusive insight. Armed with a camera equipped with a 50mm lens, Remi took his son’s Batman toy on an adventure around Texas – a state where everything is bigger according to the local saying – which is particularly poignant since Remi’s tongue in cheek photos depict Batman as a lonely figure in a big and intimidating world – something I’m sure we’ve all been able to identify with at some point in our lives.
A great TV or Film poster should not only look good on your wall, but remind you of just how great a film is. It should capture the feel of the film, and make you want to go back to it time and time again. Ale Giorgini’s alternative TV and film posters do just that. The Italy based artist seems to capture the essence of the Film in just one snapshot, and there’s no mistaking his unique style.
Vinyl sales are booming, so there’s plenty of wax for Hungarian artist Tamas Kanya to play around with. His recycled artworks are meticulously produced by taking cut-outs of old vinyl records and setting them against a yellow background to create these silhouette effects.