Here’s a quick series of holiday sketches that I finished up yesterday. I guess I am in the holiday spirit. Now where did I put my Bob Dylan Christmas Album
Box Animation from Jordan Clarke on Vimeo.
This wonderful poster is for sale over on Society6 for $50. Worth every penny. (via Kitsune Noir)
Lately I’ve been having a pen & ink revival. It’s nice to get away from the machine occasionally.
Love these cartons by Sanna Annukka for Cravendale Milk.
Patagonia decided to scrap their printed catalog and instead debuted an entirely online catalog yesterday. They’re certainly not the first company to do this. But it re-ignited a conversation I’ve been running in my head about the possibilities that interactivity bring to works that would traditionally be print-only. From the Kindle to the iPod to traditional browsers, the way that we tell a story or sell a product should never be the same.
Chris Parks, aka Pale Horse Design, does some amazing work.
Love these cans by SuperBig Creative for Jones Soda (via the Dieline). Happy Halloween!
Update 10/31/09: I’m drinking the Candy Corn flavor right now, and it’s pretty delicious. Just thought you should know. DesignBrawl approved.
Here’s a quick tutorial where I run through using the opacity mask in Illustrator to create transparent shadows that fade out to nothing. I can remember when I first started drawing in Illustrator it took longer than I care to admit before I realized that a gradient didn’t have to have two colors (ok, it does but it doesn’t have to appear that way).
Here’s a beautifully rendered poster for the Phantom of the Opera at the Alamo Drafthouse by Martin Ansin.
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