kerinjo:

A few of my bird illustrations that I created for a new brand of supplement called ‘Strong’, created by the agency Pearlfisher and art directed by Karen Welman. The other birds can be seen here on my portfolio site: www.lyonsa.com

(via themightypencil)

visualgraphic:

Pops by Vaughn Pinpin

visualgraphic:

Pops by Vaughn Pinpin

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Monogram for Tamdhu Single Malt Whisky

by Steven Bonner

wellappointeddesk:

A.W. Faber Pencils and Chalks Catalog Page

I kept going back to Present + Correctto admire this vintage advertising art of A.W. Faber pencils…

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wellappointeddesk:

A.W. Faber Pencils and Chalks Catalog Page

I kept going back to Present + Correctto admire this vintage advertising art of A.W. Faber pencils…

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when I stop everything because the most amazing idea ever just permeated my brain

thisadvertisinglife:

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Funny little comic by Jubs.

jublin:

new Man of Steel poster and a dumb comic.

bentheillustrator:

When my wife and I launched our new range of backpacks and tote bags last week it wasn’t just another product for us, it wasn’t another art print or postcard set, it’s not even just a bag, it’s pure, successfully-produced happiness. We’ve collaborated a lot over the years; sets of art prints,…

when I’m suddenly inundated with a crazy amount of work

thisadvertisinglife:

Gif provided by a one Travis Bye.

themightypencil:

This year I’ve been on a bit of a quest to improve my figurative drawing, most of my own illustration work (commercial and personal) usually involves landscapes and animals, so it’s an area I’ve not really moved around in much before. So I asked for some tips from a few of my insanely talented…

stickone:

this is so cool

stickone:

this is so cool

A new commission for .net magazine on the subject of designing web forms. The focus of the article was how forms make sense out of chaotic information, so I wanted to reflect that in the typography, almost as if it were being tuned in so it started off distorted before becoming legible and orderly.
By Steven Bonner

A new commission for .net magazine on the subject of designing web forms. The focus of the article was how forms make sense out of chaotic information, so I wanted to reflect that in the typography, almost as if it were being tuned in so it started off distorted before becoming legible and orderly.

By Steven Bonner

thetreehousepress:

The Great Gatsby
Continuing from my the fan-covers I’ve done previous; Emma and Wuthering Heights, I present to thee my interpretation of The Great Gatsby by F.Scott Fitzgerald. The last few books I’ve read were Get Carter and Pride and Prejudice; enjoyed both, but they didn’t compell me enough to draw a cover. Although, just yesterday a nice idea came for Pride and Prejudice, so just maybe I’ll do that next..

thetreehousepress:

The Great Gatsby


Continuing from my the fan-covers I’ve done previous; Emma and Wuthering Heights, I present to thee my interpretation of The Great Gatsby by F.Scott Fitzgerald. The last few books I’ve read were Get Carter and Pride and Prejudice; enjoyed both, but they didn’t compell me enough to draw a cover. Although, just yesterday a nice idea came for Pride and Prejudice, so just maybe I’ll do that next..

This is a bit gorgeous.

This is a bit gorgeous.

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themightypencil:

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Words by Steven Bonner. Illustration by Allan Deas.

OK, so the title sounds a little melodramatic, but on some level, it’s pretty damn close to the truth.

Whether you’re a recent graduate, a veteran freelancer, or an out-of-office-hours illustrator doesn’t matter – we all want to be…

Custom script lettering for Boston Magazine.

By Steven Bonner