"They wanted the dinosaurs to be realistic looking but not too fierce or scary for the younger children," says Jose Pardo. Pardo illustrated the game board and box art for LuvyDuvy Corporation's Dino-Bump board game.
Eamo Donnelly describes his adventure of collaging a Jeep to promote the launch of Mountain Dew in Australia.
Neryl Walker's frisky illustrations are the focus of the full line of packaging for Bare Escentuals, Buxom Lips. Each color of plumping lip gloss is branded with a buxom beauty all its own.
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Louisa Bertman's wild, in-your-face portraiture is a perfect match for Tommy Chong's latest memoir for High Times.
C.F. Payne's portrait of Barack Obama for Time Magazine.
Her provocative pin-up images violated all manner of the era's sexual taboos, finally invoking a United States Senate Committee investigation into pornography. In 1955, Bettie Page was summoned from New York City to Capitol Hill by Sen.
Rob Perry's pointing dogs - produced for Saatchi & Saatchi's Novartis Otrivin nasal spray campaign, have a twist.
New: "An Illustrated Life," by Danny Gregory. Excerpts from the sketchbooks of 50 top illustrators, artists, and designers.
Artist Brian Stauffer's "A Very Long Tunnel" visually sums up this momentous week in American history.
Richard Solomon has helped illustrators become A-Listers for over twenty years. This latest portfolio collection amazes.
Hot off the press! Daniel Bejar's illustration "Pissed On" for this week's cover of the Village Voice features John McCain in his $520 Ferragamo Italian leather loafers showing veterans some love.
Jeremyville's Sketchel concept is a shoulder satchel that houses original, one-off art on a canvas panel. Vicky Newman was lucky enough to be included as one of the 114 new artists this go-round.
Grey Advertising in San Francisco has been working with Swedish illustrator Krister Flodin to produce a massive series of images for Adobe Inc.
To create a recent portrait of Amy Winehouse, artist Liz Lomax employed drawing, sculpting, painting, powdering, set design, lighting and photography. And Brillo pads.
The Appalachian History blog caught up recently with Neal Thompson, author of 'Driving with the Devil: Southern Moonshine, Detroit Wheels, and the Birth of NASCAR.' Neal gives a quick overview of the wild world of early moonshiners and stock car drivers in this post.
How can you resist Valeria Petrone's adorable blue speckled version?? And if you're in Vicenza Italy this month, the Museo Civico di Bassano del Grappa has all 50 on display.
Marie Antoinette never said her infamous line 'Let them eat cake.' Think Anne Boleyn had six fingers? One of her biographers said she had 'an extra nail.' A nail isn't a finger. There's more, much more.
Better educated, high-income moms are running to Google instead of Grandma to find swanky strollers and haute couture high chairs.
Members of the Hicks family in Beech Mountain, NC have been passing down 'Jack Tales' since 1776. The Grimm brothers published their story in 1812.
Distiller William Grant & Sons commissioned artist Jonathan Williams to help build an identity for this new triple malt whiskey.
When they decided to open an in-store pet department, they sought out artist Garry Parsons.
'The Victoria Vanishes,' the first of six, is now out in hardback.
Illustrator Jamie Wolcott discusses the fine points of creating a gig poster for Harris' NYC stop on a tour promoting her latest release.
Long before it became the brand of a search engine, the creature whose uttered cry gave it a name haunted Kentuckians. Daniel Boone told tales of "killing a ten-foot, hairy giant he called a Yahoo," says John Mack Faragher in a 1992 biography of Boone.
Typeface designer Mark Simonson created 'Felt Tip Woman' based on the handwriting of graphic designer Patricia Thompson. Here's how that font got its quirky name.
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