Mike Perry has continually wowed us with his powers of illustration. The Brooklyn-based artist has provided us with everything from hot hand-drawn patterns to super snowboard designs and even some killer typography. At the end of the day though, every…
Continue Reading →We talk a lot about artist on joshspear.com, but when we get to talk with artist its like peaking inside their head full of amazing visions. Sickboy's Stay Free is full of scary, amazing, funny and just wacky visions. The…
Continue Reading →After making a sensation with his 2005 Poptogramas book that turned bands and artists like ...And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead and Ozzy Osborne into bubbly, clever pictograms, designer Daniel Motta's follow-up Poptogramas Brasilis is out…
Continue Reading →Chuck Anderson Wondering Off into Space: Read JS Review | Buy It ($30) A new book by one of our favorites featuring Chuck's catalog of illustrations and photographs, new and old. Themes of his works include sharks, space, light bubbles…
Continue Reading →Last time you saw an animal frozen in time you were probably either at the Museum of Natural History or a Damien Hearst exhibit. But the designs of San Franciscan illustrator Cindy Yu -- perhaps better known in the Esty…
Continue Reading →At JS.com we're usually on the lookout for the latest and greatest, but sometimes we come across something that is too amazing to pass up. This beauty was hand-built by Henry Studley in the late 1800's using mahogany, rosewood, walnut,…
Continue Reading →Sure, having everything online is nice, but nothing can replace the tactile feel of a great magazine. FUTU is a magazine that is doing things the right way. The Warsaw, Poland based bimonthly magazine is an international collaboration of design,…
Continue Reading →We totally love Justin Gignac and his girlfriend Christine's work, all of it from the garbage collection to the WANTS and NEEDS paintings. After their trip to Las Vegas they are giving back a little. They've just put up a…
Continue Reading →Brazilian illustrator Rubens LP must have done a lot of connect-the-dots drawings when he was a kid. But he must have had a few ideas of his own, because that's what his artwork looks like"”a more elaborated and fresh version…
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