Psalterium, Flanders, 1500-1535 - http://www.kb.dk/permalink/2006/manus/30/dan/
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Psalterium, Flanders, 1500-1535 - http://www.kb.dk/permalink/2006/manus/30/dan/
(via scientificillustration)
I’ll get back to you as soon as it shows up, if you said ‘hi’ or something. :D
My favorite Engrish shirt that I saw while I was in Taiwan. If someone knows if this is referencing a thing or not please tell me, I am intrigued.
I CANNOT BELIEVE
An illustration for a package of flaming hot brownie mix from hell! This prompt from the client came with an adorable Photoshop rendering of what they wanted. It’s Dr. Paul Bosland, discoverer of the Bhut Jolokia, or Ghost Pepper…with interesting things added in, such as a giant brownie and a demon chile.
My try at a Book of Kells-style typography for Sancto Scorpio hot sauce. This ended up used as background detailing for the Sancto Scorpio label.
Also, the typo in there? Not my fault. Client said the product was called Sancto Scorpo and didn’t change it to Scorpio until I’d already made this, hehe.
Adobe Illustrator CS5.5
Mascot and food label for Sancto Scorpio hot sauce, sold by the Chile Pepper Institute. It features the Scorpion, the even hotter cousin of Bhut Jolokia (or Ghost Pepper chile, aka Pain-Flavored Chile).
The medieval type is hand-drawn too! BY ME, OF COURSE.
Adobe Illustrator CS5.5
Please also check out Nalo Hopkinson’s short story about a chicken named Emily Breakfast. <3
Hey everyone, my friend Sarah is trying to get this super cute plush snake toy made by the fine folks at Patch Together. Help her out by voting! Click through will take you to the right page.
This is her take on Jormungandr from her comic, Thistil Mistil Kistil, which is a cute read as well. You may have spotted my take on her take here. I’M KIND OF SMITTEN.
#StopCensorship: Ask Senator Wyden to read your name during filibuster of censorship bill: http://t.co/GO8Ex4NQ via @demandprogress
“a bird is happening”
Yulia Brodskaya - Loves Doves
Sulamith Wulfing
Sulamith Wulfing
Penguins wear traditional Korean hanbok costumes during a photo call held as part of a Lunar New Year event at an aquarium in Seoul.
Psalterium, Flanders, 1500-1535 - http://www.kb.dk/permalink/2006/manus/30/dan/
I posted this to Patch Together a week ago or so, and I guess it’s up now! They never emailed me to say it was accepted, so...