Just found some old maths books, several pages of these in every book! Clearly why I failed so many exams haha. #drawing #pen #cubes #pattern

Noisy Alphabet by Tom Gauld on Flickr

Haha brilliant.

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My 2013 mini calendars are available now! Etsy.com/shop/WAYWRDesign to pick up some vintage calendar goodness! #design #illustration #drawing #vintage #graphic #typewriter #calendar

Getting the hang of drawing on my ipad. I’m hoping to post drawings more regularly this year.

Successful test print 1! #design #graphic #illustration #drawing #calendar #vintage

theeidophusikon:

A Lucid Space - Visual Ecstasy
Jack Hardwicke

As some of you may know/have read, I am increasingly inspired by lucid dreams at present. Last night I had a lucid experience so overwhelming and rich that it has lingered with me all day. The experience is somewhat indescribable but to say I saw colours so vivid and clear that they took my breathe away would be selling the moment short. I implore you all, if interested, to experiment with lucid dreaming. This series has been an attempt to recreate the sensual beauty that can be experienced whilst sleeping. I hope you all like it. Jack

This is beautiful, but I don’t have such good experiences with lucid dreams. Usually mine involve very sinister scenes like people I love dying, or my being lost or completely alone in the sea or a desert, plus that panicky feeling because I know I’m dreaming but I can’t wake up. 

Calendar coming along slowly but surely, this is last nights effort. #design #graphic #polaroid #camera #drawing #illustration

Mini calendar in the works. Help me think of more vintagy things to illustrate! #drawing #design #illustration #typewriter #polaroid #camera #ideas #calendar #help !

wonder-milk:

This is amazing


Guilherme Kramer - We See People In The Crowd

Awesome!

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Beautiful hand drawn patterns by Anthony Oh

alwaysinstudio:

conceptsketch:

“Architects must embrace the decay of their buildings, at least mentally. They should forget about perfection, the complete realization of their design, and understand that the only truly finished building is a heap of rubble”

Balthasar Holz

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