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HELP! Robots are taking over the local elementary school!

My submission for the Art House Co-op Mistery Project in association with Prismacolor. Thanks to Dafna for signing me up and to Naama for always taking the best pictures.

Pushing the box & thinking outside the envelope.

Fred Butler & Elisha Smith-Leverock. Two names I discovered today (Better late then never). I think their work is taking fashion art-direction and videos to the next level.

I myself wish to be involved in that area of business at some point in my life :) Even if Its just for pleasure. 

Here is a tiny taste of Fred’s work I found really cool, and make sure to check out Elisha’s videos here.

P.S. I might extra-like Fred’s stuff just because they are so geometrical! I admit I have a weakness for that.

My submission for the Doodlers Anonymous coloring book! Hope I get in :)

My submission for the Doodlers Anonymous coloring book! Hope I get in :)

This book is amazing. The variety of compositions combining text and illustrations, is really impressive. (The illustrations themselves, of course, are superb!)

You can see more from this at Prof. Michael Stoll’s Flickr. This Guy has a whole archive in there, of books and other stuff. I am not done browsing yet !

BTW. I bumped into it on Pinterest following this person. I just started on Pinterest.. Not sure what I think about it yet.

Space textures and animals, my two favorites combined.

Space textures and animals, my two favorites combined.

I want them all. 

Now.

These illustrations seem to have a calming effect on me (in an exiting way)

By Matthew Lyons via Picaland

The right one really speaks to me at this time. 
By Lee Crutchley via Doodlers Anonymous
Plus DA are giving away a givaway!

The right one really speaks to me at this time. 

By Lee Crutchley via Doodlers Anonymous

Plus DA are giving away a givaway!

Supercool pins form Hug a porcupine.

Considering getting myself a cat. 

A bit of my real job: An ad campaign for a print competition

Crap I brought from Germany.

I’m pretty sure I brought about 3kg of paper back with me.

I just picked up every brochure/notebook/card that I found interesting. 

+ Some of my findings at the Nürenberg flea market (I only picked up the lighter stuff, out of fear of overweight)

These kind of awesome things always arouse two kinds of feelings in me. 
1. I want to buy everything (and wish i could afford it)
2. Why am I not making my own cool stuff!? (no time)
So instead of being amazed and inspired I just end up bitter and sad :-/

These kind of awesome things always arouse two kinds of feelings in me. 

1. I want to buy everything (and wish i could afford it)

2. Why am I not making my own cool stuff!? (no time)

So instead of being amazed and inspired I just end up bitter and sad :-/

(Don’t let the colors fool you, I actually drew this on a bad day)

(Don’t let the colors fool you, I actually drew this on a bad day)

Apparently, I won! (YAY)
A few days ago I posted about the Doodlers Anonymous birthday chalenge, so seems like that was a success :) I am really glad about it. It really encouraged me to keep doing my thing.. So.. if anyone stumbles upon a piece of styrofoam, send it straight to me!
<3

Apparently, I won! (YAY)

A few days ago I posted about the Doodlers Anonymous birthday chalenge, so seems like that was a success :) I am really glad about it. It really encouraged me to keep doing my thing.. So.. if anyone stumbles upon a piece of styrofoam, send it straight to me!

<3

An illustration i did for hagirsa.com sometime during the summer.
It is for a poem about a black cat in an African forest. (And the worries of the author about bumping into one, in an African forest)
Anyway - I like the way the drawing came out, not so much the coloring. Luckily I Xeroxed it a few times before putting in the colors so I can try again! and again..

An illustration i did for hagirsa.com sometime during the summer.

It is for a poem about a black cat in an African forest. (And the worries of the author about bumping into one, in an African forest)

Anyway - I like the way the drawing came out, not so much the coloring. Luckily I Xeroxed it a few times before putting in the colors so I can try again! and again..