March 12, 2011

Moebius: Transe-Forme at the Fondation Cartier in Paris

French comic artist & living legend Jean Giraud, better known as Moebius has an exhibition titled “Transe-Forme” which has been running for the past month at the Fondation Cartier in Paris and it goes until tomorrow.



Moebius arzach 1975 drawing lessspace
Moebius arzach 1995 drawing
Moebius: Transe-Forme @ Fondation Cartier
Moebius: Transe-Forme @ Fondation Cartier



"Moebius-Transe-Forme" is the first major show in paris dedicated to giraud's contribution to
the graphic medium, chronicling his earlier work to his more progressive delineation that often goes
beyond the traditional boundaries of the discipline. presented in an impressive collection of
original notebook sketches, comic book panels, paintings, unpublished drawings as well as
an animated film, the exhibition explores the theme of metamorphosis, an overriding motif present
in the artist's body of work.





A collaboration between Moebius and the fondation cartier, the first part of the exhibition
in the jean nouvel-designed building is an account of six major characters from the artist's comics.
featuring a curvy display table unit that recalls characters of a moebius strip defines the ground level
space while directing the viewers along a thematic route. the long glazed facades that flank the room
is outfitted with wall length screens depicting a blown up drawing by Giraud.















































Via designboom and sci-fi-o-rama

March 11, 2011

Kalapusa’s 8-Bit Creatures







The Art of Raul Allen

The Art of Jordan Metacalf

Sometimes the Stars



Directors: Ari Gibson & Jason Pamment
Production Designers: Luke Jurevicius, Shane Devries, Jason Pamment, Ari Gibson
Animation: Ari Gibson
Backgrounds: Jason Pamment
Compositing: Ryan Kirby & Jason Pamment
Colouring: Jarrod Prince & Joshua Bowman
Producer: Luke Jurevicius
Executive Producers: Stu McCullough, Taasha Coates, Tristan Goodall
Story: Luke Jurevicius, Ari Gibson & Jason Pamment
Music: The Audreys

Via Lineboil

Graham Annable's "The Smartest Dog in the World"

"Mo’Sam Experience" by Mohamed Fadera & Sami Guellai

The Art of Jason Thielke

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The Art of Chelsea Greene Lewyta

March 10, 2011

A Tribute to Vintage Cereals

Check out this great site that archived some long lost cereal boxes, many of them from cartoons of the 80s, here's the few that I remember most:


A friend of mine actually used to have that E.T. & Michael Jackson poster up on the wall of his apartment. See the whole bunch, 52 of them all here.

"One Minute Puberty" by Alexander Gellner

R.I.P. Cap'n Crunch

Cap'n Crunch was created in 1963 by flavorist Pamela Low, who created the ubiquitous yellow puffs from a brown sugar and butter concoction that her grandmother served over rice. Several successful variants were rolled out over the years, including Peanut Butter Crunch, Choco Crunch, and the elusive and wild Crunch Berry.

Cap'n Horatio Magellan Crunch, though you may not be the healthiest cereal on the block, you're certainly a part of a balanced breakfast in our hearts. Here's to wishing you a well-deserved retirement.









8-bit landscapes

Here's an awesome collaboration between photographer Kevin Rozario Johnson and illustrator Jamie Sneddon, who incorporate classic 8-bit characters into photographs.


See more: 8-bitscapes