This stunning print shoots to kill. Love it.
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Vector Samurai Print by Chris Honeywell
The Vectorvault Behance Group is really starting to pick up steam and along with it an influx of fantastic illustrations and design. Check out this marvellous art print for Rockaganda added by Chris Honeywell.
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Poster: 389 Years Ago
The guy who created those Death and Taxes posters has created a new gem: “389 YEARS AGO.” Jess Bachman explains, “It’s not for the policy wonks but I think people will love it. Probably the only thing with Obama’s name on it that you might keep around after he is out of office. Anyways, if black history is your thing, or even if it’s not, you can’t deny the progress we have ALL made.” They’re $35 while the first printing lasts, plus S/H.
Source: BoingBoing
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VECTOR OBAMA INAUGURATION POSTER
Vector Obama Inauguration Poster
Obama’s Presidential Inaugural Committee unveiled street artist Shepard Fairey’s design commissioned for the official inaugural poster. While Obama’s top volunteers across the country anxiously await their assigned tickets for the swearing-in ceremony, we expect Fairey will be receiving prime seats. Fairey, who came to fame with his Andre the Giant “Obey” posters, papered across the nation, created one of the most iconic symbols of Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign with his lighter “Hope” image.
Publicity guru Yosi Sergant is credited with linking Fairey to the Obama effort. After Fairey printed an initial round of posters and posted the image on his website, it soon went viral. Posters and then limited edition prints soon skyrocketed in price, as collectors were eager to get their hands on the campaign memorabilia. A mixed media collage of the image was snatched up by the Smithsonian, making it the first official image of the president to be inducted into the National Portrait Gallery.
Posters are selling for $100 and 1,000 prints, signed and numbered by the artist, go for $500. All proceeds will be put toward much needed Inaugural funding, as the planned events could cost the city up to $50 million with nearly three million people expected to descend on Washington 20 January 2009.
If you won’t be around for the festivities, you can pick up your print at the Inaugural website.
Also worth adding to your collection is “Supply & Demand,”, a retrospective spanning 17 years of Fairey’s career. It’s available from Amazon or Powell’s.
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via: Coolhunting
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Help me Obi Wan Kenobi, you're my only hope…
Bonnie Burton from LucasFilm says: “Our very own Starwars.com designer Craig Drake created this AWESOME ’80s-inspired Princess Leia poster!” Snip from the description:
“For the uninitiated (or too young to remember), artist Craig Drake’s “The Princess” artwork is reminiscent of the pervasive style of illustrator Patrick Nagel, whose posters and prints became fixtures of interior design during the 1980s (older fans might remember the artist’s famous cover illustration for Duran Duran’s Rio album from 1982). There’s also a hint of the guitar-strumming vamps of Robert Palmer’s classic ’80s “Addicted to Love” music video.
We asked Drake what inspired him to render Leia, another ’80s icon, in the era’s signature style. “Like a lot of Star Wars fans having grown up in the ’80s, I was exposed to some amazing signature pop culture visuals,” says Drake, who suggests Nagel’s style probably came closest to representing the fashion and oppulence of the ’80s. “Truthfully, his style really annoyed me as a kid, but as time went on I began rediscovering his work — his brilliantly minimalist yet bold vision of beautiful, strong women is what inspired me to illustrate Princess Leia.”
Read more about it here, and here (Starwars.com). Why this is so beautiful and so eighties: it’s a sort of Patrick Nagel tribute.
Source: Boing Boing
The Office – Vectorized
Anyone who knows us, knows 2 things. One: We love vector art. Two: We love The Office.
NBC‘s sleeper hit has touched a nerve in millions viewers because of great writing, incredible casting, and a scary parallel with any work environment across the continent.
ASTRODEVIL is selling this print. Support the artist and hang this sucker in plain sight. I am ordering a matching bedspread and drapes for my living room.
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