3/31/11
3/22/11
Fooling around on the internet
New favorite song. Just about everything from Ed Banger is cool.
also
Jackie Chan was in a fighting game? It looks kind of impressive too, even with the Mortal Kombat graphics.
also
Jackie Chan was in a fighting game? It looks kind of impressive too, even with the Mortal Kombat graphics.
3/13/11
April 2011 wallpaper
While working on a new wallpaper for April I ended up trying to create a new font.
I wanted to call it something classy but the first thing that came to mind was "Cabernet Extra," which has no meaning except that I had just bought wine that day.
I wanted to call it something classy but the first thing that came to mind was "Cabernet Extra," which has no meaning except that I had just bought wine that day.
3/11/11
2/28/11
2/17/11
2/14/11
New late calendars for February!
I finally got around to doing a calendar for February:
I also made a super sappy version:
I also made a super sappy version:
"The SUPER FAMICOM CAR, a retro video game-inspired converted Scion xB utilizes projectors from both the front and rear to play video games. Its conversion includes sound making doors, a cartridge starter key, and controllers for each passenger. Designed by Giant Robot's Eric Nakamura and fabricated by Onimotorworks Len Higa, the car includes a custom video game, “Return of the Quack” featuring art by Matt Furie, programming by Chevy Ray Johnston, and game consulting and co-producing by Adam Robezzoli."
2/8/11
1/18/11
1/8/11
Design Inspiration: Kazumasa Nagai
More great '60s-'80s design! Seems like at least once every month I discover another awesome designer from that era.
Kazumasa Nagai is a Japanese designer who did a ton of promo poster work during that time. I found a few galleries of his work at Lifelounge, Pink Tentacle and Flickr. There were also a few books based on his work, though they're hella expensive.
Kazumasa Nagai is a Japanese designer who did a ton of promo poster work during that time. I found a few galleries of his work at Lifelounge, Pink Tentacle and Flickr. There were also a few books based on his work, though they're hella expensive.
1/5/11
1/2/11
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