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 [...]
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!
Lettercult’s Best of the First Half of 2009 list includes work by Stylus founder Ray Frenden and member Jon Contino. Right on guys!
Stylus member Barnaby Ward has been named Artist of the Week on Evolve Happy.
Creating a 32-page children’s book dummy can be a frustrating experience. Illustrator Bob Staake just made it a bit easier to organize all that content with his Idiot-Proof Picture Book Dummy Template.
Just FYI: The link to the full size template may be easily missed; it’s on the word “this” at the end of the post.
In 2008, Jim Munroe of No Media Kings created a text-based interactive fiction game called Everybody Dies. The game is accompanied by some great illustration by Stylus’ own Mike Cho. Mike’s style really suits the game’s bleak tone and ‘blighted suburbia’ setting, which is reminiscent of his 2008 webcomic, Waiting.
Inspired by Robert Goodin’s blog Covered - which features artists doing their own interpretations of their favorite comic book covers - the gang at Styl.us got together and covered some great drawings themselves.
Check them out on our Covered gallery page, and then visit Covered to submit your own!
design*sponge has been working with the New York Public Library to create a great video series called Design by the Book. The series follows several New York based artists as they plumb the depths of the library’s collection for inspiration, and create things based on what they find.
There are four videos in the series, each about [...]
Sketch Theatre features videos of artists such as Gary Baseman (pictured), Travis Louie, Shawn Barber, and many others doing some on-the-spot sketching for the camera.
My one gripe is that on the main page, the videos have a “grungy” layer over them which is apparently added for aesthetic value, but really just obscures the drawings. Fortunately, if [...]
The art & design aficionados at Netdiver have announced their best links of 2008.
