A little shout out to my friend Sasha. Photographer, artist, student.

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This month I turned 18, had a birthday party, [attempted to] smoke cigars, saw many movies – moon, brick, 12, donnie darko, you me and everyone we know, i am love, north by northwest, I went to the beach, had band practice, and worked. I don’t want summer to end.

Michael Krueger

Rom Villaseran

I Love Dust

Lately I have come across some awesome graphic design, illustration, and music. I think this weather has been inspiring me to…get inspired again! You’ll notice that my winter posts were pretty pathetic…probably due to seasonal depression which seems to hit just around midwinter when you forget what it’s like to wear shorts.

To start off, check out these Hitchcock posters by Laz Marquez

Gez Fry

Fry’s graphic novel style illustrations are incredible. I love the rich colors and gradients.

Claire Kho

It’s hard to put Claire Kho’s style in a box. She does a lot of different work in motion art, illustration, and photography. The one piece of art that brought me to look her up is this one. It describes the evolution of the panda derived from the raccoon.

Darren Booth

I love the colors and textures Booth uses in his illustrations. What struck me, though, was how his art hints at cubism and how he uses this to define most of his portfolio.

Currently Listening to Janelle Monae

I hit a low with inspiration this past winter. I blame the weather and the fact that I have a major case of senioritis. I’m almost over the stress of college applications/decisions. I’ve gotten into all 5 schools I applied to (NYU, BU, Carnegie Mellon, Rutgers, and Temple). Now comes the hard part…deciding and getting the money to go!

Here’s an old and a new favorite

Aitor Throup

possibly THE coolest fashion illustrator out there.

 ‘Adelaide’ Rose

13 year old dreamer

Hair-Portraits of First Ladies via nytimes. Happy 4th of July

an old favorite

It is 88 degrees, the sun is bright, and it smells fresh all around!

Summer Treats

-Listening to Jim Dale read the Harry Potter books on a 12 hour drive to Ohio

I just got back from seeing Waltz with Bashir and it kind of left me speechless. It’s the type of movie you go to see for the visual experience but you leave with a lot more.

An Ari Folman Film

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I was really excited for this when I heard that Tomer Hanuka was going to be doing some of the art for the film. Hanuka’s style of illustration represents everything I love about comic book art.

Tomer also has a blog with his twin brother, Asaf, at Tropical Toxic.