Google Reader Project - Day 3: Crazy Enough

This is by one of my favorite artists. His name is San and he's based in Hong Kong and he does the coolest vector illustrations! He hasn't updated since December, which is a bummer, but hopefully it's cuz he's super busy making awesome things. I originally found him through his Behance page, I've got one too and I like trolling around finding cool stuff. Anyway...here's some of his awesome.

Google Reader Project - Day 2: Best Pieces

Best Pieces is the blog of Studio on Fire. They are an amazing design and letter press studio. I like seeing what they're up to. Check out their newest stuff!

Google Reader Project - Day 1: Eleanore

I am a slave to rss. My Google Reader is stuffed to the gills with design blogs, cat photos, web comics and super geeky stuff. Getting through all of them on daily basis is totally easy, if that's all I do all day long. And if I didn't have a job and Etsy shop, that would be completely doable. However, turns out I am gainfully employed (thank God) and do have a pretty awesome side business, so my reader stacks up. So to keep track of them, I figured I would feature 1 a day to kind of justify myself following it, and to share some of the fun with you!

So I'm just going to start at the top and work my way down. First up! Eleanor!

She's an amazing designer and illustrator based out of Philly. I actually had the pleasure of meeting her, briefly, on a trip into the area. She's a friend of a friend ^_^ Anyway, she does amazing work and I love seeing what she's up to and who she's working with. My sister actually has a pair of keds she designed! So yes...the blog is essential if you're a lover of good design. I will leave you now with pretty things I found on her site.

Oh! And if anyone wants to buy me this, I most definitely won't hold it against them.

7.6.2010

doodling.

I've been really inspired lately and my confidence has been bolstered (mostly cuz I work next to this dude every day) so I've been drawing more and more. Now I just need to turn my sketches into actual, finished drawings...