-
• Black Birds by JeeYoung Lee • Follow me: Twitter • Facebook • Blog • Pinterest
-
• I am just loving drawing dumb birds right now by Sarah • Follow me: Twitter • Facebook • Blog • Pinterest
-
• Playtime Advertising by Philip Giordano • Follow me: Twitter • Facebook • Blog • Pinterest
-
• Le Petit Prince by Philip Giordano • Follow me: Twitter • Facebook • Blog • Pinterest
-
• Beneath The Sycamores by Rebecca Yanovskaya • Follow me: Twitter • Facebook • Blog • Pinterest
-
By James Miller • For some people this illustration might not look special. But I really love its brush stroke, especially on its wing and edge. It look very fluffy. Fluffy bird. Follow me: Twitter • Facebook • Blog • Pinterest
-
Crossy Road – Endless Arcade Hopper • Just finish download this game from AppStore. Would be a big lie if I said that I downloaded it not because its design. This game have similar style with that old frog crossing the river and the street game on 80-90’s nintendo console. But, with more crispier design, of course. Even though I don’t really enjoy playing the game, I really love its boxy style and bright colorful design. Follow me: Twitter • Facebook • Blog • Pinterest
-
Flags In The Snow by Peltopyy • Somehow I really love the festive mood on this illustration. Colorful flags, birds flying around, a knight riding a tiger masquerade the town. It would be wonderful if this illustration is real, right? Follow me: Twitter • Facebook • Blog • Pinterest
-
Changeling by Nikita Kaun • I’m really into monotone or duotone artwork. I love this illustrations because it shows 2 birds on a nest. I think there are not many birds who live as a family in one nest, most of it just consist of mother bird and its chick. But, I really love those tiny plants on the nest. At the first sight, I thought it was dragonfly. But turns out it’s a plant. Anybody know what kind of plant is it? Follow me: Twitter • Facebook • Blog • Pinterest
-
Perch Light by Umut Yamac • At first sight, this lamp look a lot like a very simple version of origami bird. But, Mr. Yamac website give some very interesting detail. It’s said it is a balancing sculptural light balanced on its metal perch, and the bird is illuminated through contact with the perch without any cables. Wow! Thinking how my bedroom floor have become a forest of cables (I blame all those gadget chargers), very nice looking design lamp without cables really intrigue me to have one. Follow me: Twitter • Facebook • Blog • Pinterest