45 Degrees of Inspiration!



Sharp angles and beautiful wood furniture @ 45degreesdesign.com.
Posted by José Cruz at 9:33 AM Labels: comix, Fantasy, graphic design, illustration, pulp fiction, Sci-Fi
Update on my never ending "Stalking" for any info on Charles E. White III.
His portfolio can be found @ olioinc.net.
Thanx Michael!

LiTraCon (light transmitting concrete).
What's next, transparent aluminum (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)?

Sorapot instructions from Joey Roth on Vimeo.
Sleek, streamlined and with a high-tech industrial look, Sorapot is a simple yet eligant teapot designed by Joey Roth.

Beautiful vintage trailers and other assorted junkyard marvels @ funkyjunkfarms.com.
Popeye was the first image I can remember as a child. I'm from the bordertown of Nuevo Laredo in Mexico and we would recieve the broadcasts of American Cartoons like Fleischer's Betty Boop and Popeye the Sailor Man. My brother, sister, and I would sing the songs even though we did not speak English.
When we moved to Dallas, Texas in 1961, I was 6 years old. I remember this painting of Napoleon Crossing the St. Benard Pass done by painter, Jacques-Louis David around 1801, was used in a Liquor Ad. It became part of my childhood dreams (advertising art appreciation at such an early age). It reminds me of the shot in The Deer Hunter where the camera zooms into the deer's eye right after Michael (Robert DeNiro) sleeps with Nick's(Christopher Walken) girl, Angela (Meryl Streep) and before he goes to find his friend, Steven (John Savage) at the VA Hospital.
It was the best horse painting I had ever seen till Frank Frazetta did this one below.



Cut-Out Comic Collages by Ray Yoshida @ The Adam Baumgold Gallery.
Pop Art at its best.
1. Get assignment from Art director, Roger Greiner/Shostak Studios for Convene Magazine for an icon on Travel.
2. Find reference for inspiration.
3. Draw 3 sketches for approval.

4. Finish.

Set your clocks back to Mid-Century Modern with these George Nelson designed clocks @ vitra.com.