I Shot Him is a design studio that works hard to change hearts, minds and habits. We believe design has the power to make a difference.
Illustration
Philographics: Big ideas in simple shapes by Genis Carreras
Genis Carreras is raising funds for Philographics: Big ideas in simple shapes on Kickstarter! A series of 95 beautiful designs explaining philosophy using simple colors and shapes, available as a postcard box and a book.
A great project. You’ve already seen the early designs, now there are over 70 more.
Nazario Graziano Studio
Italian illustrator, art-director, graphic-designer, Nazario Graziano, updates his portfolio. Loving his collage illustrations.
Exemplifies the beauty of nature
Sarah Dennis is a freelance illustrator and artist living in Bristol. Growing up in the heart of Sussex, she spent much of her childhood life drawing and experimenting with art. Sarah has always been influenced by storytelling, drawing inspiration from her Grandfather’s collection of old books and Japanese artwork. She has always possessed a strong desire to create a world of her own, fuelled buy nature, animation and personal experience.
Her work now combines traditional scherenschnitte (paper cutting) with collage. Sarah’s work exemplifies the beauty of nature in fairy tales and whimsical childhood dreams, telling classic poems and folk tales through the medium of paper. Each piece is individually hand-cut using a craft knife to reveal exquisite, delicate detail within the illustration.
Obery Nicolas
FANTASMAMGORIK® COMIK FACES 2
The First Word
This is such an impressive work. A web comic by Patrick Farley.
Noma Bar’s Negative Space Illustrations
Enjoying rediscovering Noma Bar and his incredible illustrations.
Prints & Photographs Online Catalog (Library of Congress)
The Prints and Photographs Online Catalog (PPOC) contains catalog records and digital images representing a rich cross-section of still pictures held by the Prints & Photographs
Division and, in some cases, other units of the Library of Congress. The Library of Congress offers broad public access to these materials as a contribution to education and scholarship.
900 dpi scans of Posters from the WPA (The Works Progress Administration) Era.
Huy Lam
Through my art I am trying to convey this concept. From afar you see a portrait of Nelson Mandela which looks like it could be a pencil or charcoal drawing. But as you come closer and closer, you realize its created from a different media. After farther inspection, parts of words start to emerge on top of layers of other fragmented words until you finally come across the completed words, ‘my hero’. Nelson Mandela is my hero and I created a portrait of him with only words.
Jason Thielke
His work demonstrates aesthetic elements that encompass both contemporary and traditional techniques much like modern architecture. This style emerges in deeply personal, figurative works, which comfortably contrast hard lines with soft features and mixed emotions. In the past, the artist’s process of drawing, composing, and transferring images has mirrored the planning, deconstruction and reconstruction phases of urban gentrification.