Christian Ward, if you still does not know him ( OMG, it is almost imposible), is a UK based illustrator. According to the Christian Ward website: “…was born 30 years ago and has been pretty much drawing ever since. Along the way, he has developed a fetish for drawing mysterious femme fatales, psychedelic mind clouds and men in capes trying to look dangerous”
Rodolphe Simeon is a french photographer living in Canada. And this is not the only thing mixing cultures in his life: he speaks French, English and German.
The first time I saw his pictures was in the brazilian magazine Zupi,which I recommend to read or at least to visit its site. They defined his work as bizarre, agressive and violent. And that is true. Just take a look at the series of Street or the M-People and you have to agree with them: scissors, blood, abnormalities, sexuality and violence. A dangerous and attractive mix.
I really didn’t stumble onto this on Friday but it sounds better that Saturdays Surprise, right!? Anyways, if you are a web designer / ninja like me you will probably find these UI Stencils very useful. You can use them to create wireframe websites and throw them like ninja stars (although I don’t really recommend throwing them, maybe just a toss?). Check out these products from UI Stencils.
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Hey guys, it’s Throwback Thursday time!!! What is Throwback Thursday you ask? It’s when you throw back on Thursday, duh!! This throwback is way cooler than the NBA jerseys, and the new old Mountain Dews. I thought I would post some vintage ads so we can reflect back on how sweet and cutting edge the designers were in 2009 1965. Check it!
We have all done it, your guilty, admit it! Whether you were bored in class or bored on that last blind date with the Millionaire out in Beverly hills, you were or you are a doodler.
I personally like to draw three legged unicorns riding on surf boards shooting bazookas, but thats just me. Check out what these “professional” doodlers are doing.
Fickle Filckers?!?! Just like me, I’m sure a lot of you have no clue what a Fickle Flicker is, well neither does wikipedia. Basically, from what I can gather a Fickle Flicker is an origami bank note that displays the currency face and usually some type of hat or garment. They are very amusing to look at and very creative. Hopefully this will spark some creativeness on your end so you can pump out 12 websites tomorrow. Thats the kind of inspiration I bring to the table, remember that!
By the way, I just realized that these things are not called Fickle Flickers, thats just the name of the site they are displayed on. But the name sounds really cool and there is some beautiful content flow going on above, so, I’m going to leave it. Enjoy!
Not sure how many of you are familiar with Munny’s, but they are really cool little figurines that can be modified to your hearts desire. According to Wikipedia (only because the real Munny site was down – but now it’s back up – Get Munny) they are :
A Munny doll is a blank figure the owner can decorate using pens, pencils, markers, paint, and other pigments. A Munny doll is made out of vinyl and has movable joints. The first Munny doll was white, and has since been available in other colors such as black, pink, blue, and phosphorescent green. The figure is housed in a box which includes 4 random accessories that vary from a different series (1 through 4, 4 being the latest) such as a carrot or a hat. The doll also includes one out of a series of collectible coloring books
Here are 45 of the coolest Munny’s I could find. I’m sure there are more but I have to tend to other things like, eating and sleeping. Enjoy!
