This guy is no joke. I’ve featured his work before, but looking through his dribbble portfolio I felt obligated to make a full blow post just on him. His type is beautiful plus he’s into badges – you can’t hate on that. I posted about half his dribbble collection here, but if you’d like to see the rest, just hit this link.

A big thank you to Danielle Evans for the suggestion!

These are just plain fun. Check out more of Ronda’s work here.

Bicycling Magazine did a feature on the art of the bicycle. There are some awesome artist’s featured including Aesthetic Apparatus and Paula Scher of Pentagram. The best part was they featured one of the prints from my bike portrait series. Check out the print on my shop.

I love the work Mail Chimp is doing. They’ve got a killer team there and one of the pillars of awesomeness is this guy – Ron Lewis. He doesn’t have a site up because he’s to busy making magic at work. What he does have is a Dribbble account and a Flickr page. Check him out!

David is a mega talented designastrator. His attention to detail and his level of taste are both amazing. You can check out his full book here. via

I’m really digging the work of Daniel Lee Christofferson from Salt Lake City. Dan uses cryptic symbols from early Utah and Mormon history to illustrate stories of exile, industry, and the parched, sunburnt west. Check out his full book here.

I need this print. I love posters, my favorite color is orange and I have an obsession with 80′s arcade machines. They did a great job grabbing all of the key elements of each game without using any branded elements. Minimalism at it’s finest.

The print will be available at iam8bit beginning on June 7 and any remaining copies will be available on their online store shortly after the show closes.  Visit the event’s page to learn more about the show and stop by the gallery on June 7 for the opening reception.

The Heartwork 2013 poster collection goes live today. Get your’s before they’re all gone. These prints sell out quick. Heartwork is a project designed to raise money for art supplies within the art room at Target House—this wonderful home-away-from-home for the families of children facing long-term treatment at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Go check out the full collection of posters here.

Now you guys already know how much I like to fish. Well, this weekend I was over at my folks house and found a killer fishing collectables book as well as my grandpa’s tackle box. Obviously I obsessively took photos of all the good stuff and posted it for you to see. Hopefully you guys all get inspired to make even better work based off what you see here.

You’ve probably already seen this new packaging in the stores but it’s great to see the whole project documented so well. Sam did a great job of holding on to the brand heritage while elevating it to a modern place by simplifying the color palette and visual language. Check out the rest of Sam’s book here.

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