Odds are you’ve seen at least one of Andrew Archer’s illustrations. He’s created pieces for everything from Onitsuka Tiger’s California 78 re-release to the Vendetta Films 24 Hour Movie Marathon for clients ranging from WIRED to ESPN to Audi EU (the list is a book in and of itself). Without getting too highfalutin ... continue reading
Cotton. Chambray. Leather. Silk. They’re all great materials in their own right, but none of them are anywhere near as ubiquitous as denim. Denimu gets that. Rather than sending his most loved pair of pants from his childhood to a better place he hatched a plot to turn it in to something gallery worthy. One piece ... continue reading
You probably already know the benefits of using whiskey stones instead of ice in your drink. Basically, they cool your drink without watering it down so you get all the flavor you expect at a bit more pleasant temperature. With these Icon Whiskey Stones, you can add a bit more fun to your boozing experience. Available ... continue reading
Most people hate the way they look on Skype. Their forehead is too close to the camera and the lighting is a disaster. Chris Fitzgerald, however, has managed to use the online talk tool to create a seriously awesome series of photographs. We caught up with him to find out more about The Skype Series, his personal ... continue reading
In our never-ending quest to cover every square inch of wall space in our home with some sort of cool print or piece of art, we often have to stop and think about what we're missing. Movies? Check. Awesome photography from 20x200? Check. Inspirational messages in cool fonts that we won't ever follow? Check. One ... continue reading
Baseball is one of the most integral pieces of the canvas that this great nation is built on... but that doesn't mean it's not without its issues. From the unwritten rules to the greats (Hammerin' Hank, Jackie Robinson, Colossus of Clout), Brian Lindstrom captures all the important aspects of baseball (except the ... continue reading
At first glance, Ron Ulicny's term Viscurrealistic Fabrications might seem made up, and that’s because it is. The combination of the visceral, the surreal and the realistic is really the only way to describe Ulicny’s fabrications, though, so it’s actually quite fitting. By combining everything from common ... continue reading
Getting a bird’s eye view can result in some seriously cool Instagram pictures. If you’re anything like artist Menno Aden, though, that isn’t anywhere near interesting enough. For his Room Portraits, Aden mounted a camera on the ceiling of a bunch of different rooms and took top down pictures that put everything ... continue reading
Beer is art. The cans and bottles don’t design themselves. The marketing campaigns don’t come out of nowhere (frogs and horses have never been the same since Budweiser). Most importantly, there’s the liquid gold contained within its aluminum or glass confines. But beer AS art is kind of a tougher pill to ... continue reading
If someone were to pop out of any of the vans depicted in Kevin Cyr's "In Praise of Rust" series and offer you candy, don't take it! (Unless it's a Cadbury Creme Egg, those are awesome.) Each of the vehicles painted depicts a beat up, graffiti-covered ride seen by Kevin on the streets of The Big Apple. In a dirty, ... continue reading
“Brandon Loving is an artist/illustrator residing in Savannah, GA. He’s the roughest, toughest son of a gun this side of the Smokies and he’ll challenge anyone who says otherwise.” At least, that’s what the About copy says on his site, BrandonLoving.com. Honestly, after looking at his illustrations of ... continue reading
There was a time when you could get away with having a bunch of prints of your favorite Bruce Willis movie, Cindy Crawford and a Lamborghini Countach hanging on your wall. Those days are no more. Ever since well designed posters started popping up in Big Cartel stores and on sites like Fab and 20x200 art was accessible. ... continue reading
There's no arguing with the fact that tattoos are art. People might make bad decisions about the images they want emblazoned on their skin forever, but that doesn't discount the art form as a whole. Shawn Barber knows a thing or three about what goes into a tattoo from concept to creation and the artist is an integral ... continue reading
There are people who have gifts for something, and then there are people who have gifts for something. Paul Cadden is more proficient with a pencil than most doctors are with scalpels. His works range from full nudes to detailed garbage drawings (the subject, not the final product), but all of them are closer ... continue reading
Just so you know, we judge every book by its cover. Actually this doesn't just go for books, it applies to albums, magazines and movies as well. It's not such a bad way to live. You get a quick shot to impress us with your product and we're either hooked immediately or we wait to see if there's any buzz. We do ... continue reading
The Avengers is going to be a blockbuster hit. Combine Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, Thor, Hawkeye and the other Avengers and the super hero movie equivalent of a Long Island Iced Tea practically sells itself. But when Disney gets behind something you know there are going to be action figures (kind of a no-brainer ... continue reading
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