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Review: Halo Legends

Halo: Legends is one of those ‘is it an ad?’ compilation movies (see Batman: Gotham Knight or The Animatrix for other examples of this) which takes a popular character or mythology from one universe and hands it over to several artists to re-interpret.  Halo: Legends does at least as good a job as the aforementioned examples at extending the backstory of Master Chief and the Covenant, using some...

Creative Comic Cover Conversion

Cliff Chiang has a series of illustrations mashing-up classic album cover art with comic art. He does a lot of other stuff too but theres just something about this series of 12″ remix drawings that really strike a nerve. Keep going Cliff, we want to see more! This idea has legs. [Cliff...

Dishbombing

Dig this set of tableware from Lovegrove & Repucci. The New York Delft series combines classic china aesthetics with graffiti themes to result in china that would be perfect upon which to serve gourmet hot dogs and sweet potato fries. Sure they could have pushed it further, particularly with the tea cup but otherwise it looks like a pretty hot item and reasonably priced to boot. I’d be tempted to whip out...

Insomnia Illustrated

Christoph Niemann’s Has a series illustrations up in the New York Times themed upon his inability to sleep. It makes some sense. If you find that you can’t sleep you may as well think about and then illustrate the reasons why this could be. The results charmingly evoke the familiarity of late night (or early morning) frustrations from sleep deprivation. We’ve all been there. [New York...

Goal Burger

Getafe Footbal Club have new kits. No surprises there. They are corporately sponsored and branded. No surprises there. They are designed so that when shirt-over-face celebrations occur, the Burger King mascot’s face becomes prominently displayedas festivities ensure....
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