The Stylesight Graphics team has been tracking pop artist David Buckingham through his recent creative explosion and his collaboration with Wrangler Blue Bell.
Buckingham trawls the Southern California deserts, abandoned factories, dodgy neighborhoods and scrap yards searching for parts of old machinery, cars and planes. These pieces have a certain used look caused by weathering. These beautifully aged and battered relics
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Good Wives and Warriors are the creative partnership of Becky Bolton and Louise Chappell. Their experimental approach to illustration has seen them catapulted into the mainstream world of consumer goods with a recent collaboration with Absolut Vodka to add to an impressive looking client list.
Bolton and Chappell met while studying at the Glasgow School of Art. Rebecca means ‘good wife’
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Stylesight’s Senior Graphics Editor brings you a selection of the most inspirational and directional visuals seen on the web this week. This weekly snapshot gives you a quick fix of illustrations, advertising posters, graphic design work, packaging and street art. (Mouse over or click on images for information on the artists).
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Trade show season is in full swing and Stylesight’s Graphics team has been in Las Vegas to report on the new trends coming through in graphics and branding.
The key parts of the sprawling Vegas trade shows are Project, Slate, Workroom and Pool. These are where the team found the most inspiring and directional graphics. Capsule, held at the Venetian hotel
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Vintage auto type can be an incredible source for typographical reference and layout ideas. The Stylesight Graphics team highlights some inspirational visual examples and web sources.
Flowing lines and stylized type was an expressive form of conveying the style and characteristic of the car's make and model in decades past. Nameplates and model numbers were the final stamp that separated each
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Over the last couple of months the Stylesight Graphics team has been tracking street artist Pablo Delgado and his creative miniature street scenes.
The last few months have seen the streets of East London populated with a whole series of miniature doorways and various fantastical scenes. These tiny, photocopied and pasted pieces appeared to be hand colored and were at one point
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Stylesight’s Senior Graphics Editor brings you a selection of the most inspirational and directional visuals seen on the web this week. This weekly snapshot gives you a quick fix of illustrations, advertising posters, graphic design work, packaging and street art. (Mouse over or click on images for information on the artists).
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The Stylesight Graphic’s team are loving these abstract digital patterns created by graphic designer Flavio Melchiorre.
Melchiorre based in a small Italian village near the Adriatic sea has been on the graphic world’s creative radar for several years now. An award-winning designer, illustrator, painter and founder of Idro51 Creative Design Studio Melchiorre has over ten years experience in typography, advertising and the fashion
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Skulls are a continual focus point for many tee graphics and contemporary illustration pieces. The Stylesight graphic team spotted this interesting book due for release in September – The Book of Skulls by Faye Dowling.
Curated by Faye Dowling of Dazed & Confused magazine, the book – as the title suggests – is full of images of skulls created by many of today’s ‘hot’ names
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Stylesight’s Senior Graphics Editor brings you a selection of the most inspirational and directional visuals seen on the web this week. This weekly snapshot gives you a quick fix of illustrations, advertising posters, graphic design work, packaging and street art. (Mouse over or click on images for information on the artists).
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