4 color Godzilla vs Gamera t-shirt. This is my little tribute to all those classic sci-fi Japanese monster movies. Available to buy as a t-shirt on:
MONDAY - November 16th @ TeeFury it will only be up for 24 hrs then its gone.
Also Raz’s illustration portfolio has been updated with a few new images. So please once you buy the shirt have a stroll through his veritable amusement park of illustrations
So we’ve been really quiet around here as deadlines have crushed us and life generally got in the way. Never fear though! That just means we have a lot more work to bring before you, our faithful readers.
I’m a huge fan of Lost. Unfortunately, I’ve never had the time to piece together the show’s between-season Alternate Reality Games, but those who do are currently buzzing about the new art print created by Styl.us member Olly Moss. Moss is well known for his cheeky Saul Bass-influenced style, and it’s in full effect here. There are 300 of these babies available at $50 a pop, so if you’re the kind of person who can recite the entire Hanso family tree, get over there and scoop one up now!
Ramsey’s won 1st Prize in Infectious’ First Five Skate Decks Design Challenge Contest with his skateboard deck design “The Brawl”. Congrats Raz!
From a small interview they’ve done with Raz on Infectious:
“Infectious: CAN YOU SHARE A LITTLE BIT ABOUT THE PIECE AND HOW YOU CONCEIVED OF IT?
Raz: At the time I was thinking of a cool pattern in the vein of M.C. Escher. I thought I’d try to sketch out people interlocking which looked more like a mob of people fighting. That inspired the brawl scene. I wanted it to be more aggressive way – and what’s more aggressive than a bar fight? I needed to limit the color palette to keep the illustration from becoming too busy. It took a while to get everyone connecting with somebody. I wanted each person to be dishing out some blows to somebody but to also be receiving some as well and that took some time to get down.”
Not Enough, Too Much and Perfect!, originally uploaded by benconservato.
10 Second Self Portrait, originally uploaded by skelet0njones.
Ray set up the 10 Second Self Portrait pool on Flickr late last week.
It’s a fun idea where you have to distill your self down to what you think are your essentials, all because of the time constraint.
I’ve been working on coloring some illustrations for a proposal. I had been isolating my line art through channels and various other methods, when I came across this tutorial on a quick and easy way to get your line work on it’s own layer without having to worry about channels or the like. The tutorial is by Jeff Smith’s colorist Steve Hamaker.
It’s really fantastic. I was losing some lines with other methods (lots of rain drops), but not with this one. Thanks Steve!
william at work, originally uploaded by john.red.
John’s first foray into screenprinting in a long, long time. His strong forms and dynamic colors really make the piece pop. More are coming soon, and we can’t wait to seem them
Stylus member Lauren Albert, a.k.a. PLSLALA, has been featured on a great little blog called The Tools Artists Use. Go check it out to find out her secrets!
Ray did this week’s cover art on LA Weekly. There’s been sightings all over town!
