Disorder Type

Of course it is obvious that this is a production of a typeface, but if put into a different context entirely there could be a whole new meaning that could be taken from it.

In the context of society, it shows our despondence not to conform with the regulations we are supposed to follow, in a world where everyone is trying to be different and unique, to break these laws of living and stretch them ever further.

keepinspiring.me/2010/02/disorder-type/

Florian Nicolle

Nice illustrations of big names.. the trailing colours bring it to life along with the emergence of the faces from the background.

Source: neo-innov.deviantart.com/gallery/

tv.designcollector.net

Found while looking through http://tv.designcollector.net.

Old drawers tag

Found on an old set of drawers, possibly an old auction tag? or a label on the drawers put on there by the creator, no idea what history it has.

Coffee Cups

Would loved to of come up with something like this, just the endless amount of subjects you could draw about.

Links:
Flickr Coffee Cups Set
iamboey.com

Similar work at Paul Westcombe on the same concept.

Mark Andrew Webber

Some great carvings/linocuts created for various uses, maps, posters, prints etc. Flickr set has loads of various that he has used for these, nice collection of work.

Links:
http://www.markandrewwebber.com/
Flickr linocuts collection

Benefits

We humans all benefit greatly from the creations we make, which allow us to progress and succeed in everyday life. Our experiments we perform on the creatures around us, play important roles to help find causes and cures. Yet do we take note of the effects these have, not only on ourselves, but the world around us.

(Pictured: a deformed frog, a symbol of our destruction to nature, not only due to experiments but our general contamination of the earth that we have caused, such as pollution; ink areas, to show the disperse of the contamination; diagrams + equations, representing the experiments we perform; common frog fact, to go with the image and to show what is the normal, or was the normal.)

Organic

Everything in the world is effectively natural because it all comes from the same place, you can't make anything without the substances to do so, it's just how 'we' humans have used the materials around us to combine wonderful creations, some maybe causing startling consequences.

Ink Blots 2

(original ink blot)

(developed)

continued...

An example of how completely opposite objects show relations. Tree's, innocent, peaceful, harmless etc. Explosion, loud, dangerous, harmful etc.

Ink Blots

(original ink blot)

(developed)

With these ink blots, I can start to make relations to objects in the world that I would have never thought of combining before.

Taking the pincers of a beetle, horns and face shape of a bull's head, these ink blots start to mean something.

Even if I don't end up using this concept, I don't see why I can't use ink blots to create the unknown. It's a bit like a word association list, but grabbing something completely out of nowhere and developing that image or idea into something you would never of thought of before.

Tree Prints

Came about this while looking through other blogs. Done by a guy called Bryan Nash Gill, ink is rolled out on the tree stump, a piece of paper is placed over, and pressing down it imprints the texture of the wood on the surface of the paper.

Many ways this could be reproduced differently. I like the uniqueness of every print, as every tree would have a different print.