Filed under: Art, Contest | Tags: Abe Lincoln Jr., character art, Contest, Converse
Congrats goes to Peter D, for winning the custom pair of converse by NY City street artist, Abe Lincoln JR! And a big thanks goes to Abe also! If you haven’t yet read the interview with Abe, you can read it here.
Filed under: Art | Tags: Aaron Miller, character art, Halloween, Pumpkin, Trick or Treat
Awesome illustration by Aaron Miller.
Filed under: Animation, Saturday Classic | Tags: First Episode, Saturday Classic, The Smurfs
Filed under: Art, Street Art, Websites | Tags: Street Art Characters, Unurth: Street Art
Amazing discovery found over at www.unurth.com. Go check it out for some serious doses of inspiration!
Filed under: Art, Magazine | Tags: character art, Julian James, New Sugar Magazine, WhyIsBox
Creepy vector work by Julian James: founder of the fantastic New Sugar Magazine. More work by Julian James can be found at his personal portfolio blog, www.whyisbox.com.
Croc N Roll by Ocular Invasion was spotted over at the ILikeCharacters.com Flickr group! If you have a Flickr, join!
Filed under: Animation, Art | Tags: character art, Friends With You Rainbow Dance
Smile, it’s FriendsWithYou!
His name is Wooshie and creatures like him live on Antarctica, only. He is very hairy. He can fly and he always farts! Brought to you by Sloorp Design.
A 29 year old Gulf Coast native, Caleb “Sheesh” Morris, has been exhibiting his work in the streets and galleries of North America and Europe for the past 3 years. In addition to showing in galleries around the United States, Canada, and Europe, he has had the opportunity to work for clients such as: MTV Networks, SJC Drums, Swatch, and many clothing companies, international magazines and record labels.
When not fighting insomnia or deadlines, Sheesh can be found planning his next scheme to travel across the country and record it in his sketchbook.
Meet Paula Wowee and friends! Learn more about this friendly cast of characters over at Paula Wowee’s official website: www.paulawowee.com
Filed under: Animation | Tags: character art, Jonny Plumber, The Xylophone
The Xylophone guy is here to teach you about percussion and how to play the Xylophone. It is a short animation explaining the potential of one, often underrated, area of the musical orchestra. Moving from a simple scale through to an extended musical medley of notes, the Xylophone tutor has enthusiasm in abundance.
Watch this cool animation by Jonny Plumber HERE.
PS. Keep an eye out for The Tuba!
