Monday Round-up (Ike edition)

Hurricane Ike has come and gone, and so has another week full of things found on the internet.

A series of interviews with different photographers on flickr.

How to draw anything in 1 step.

Illustrated Polish movie posters.

Russian book covers.

Wallpaper magazine gets a Zaha Hadid make over.

Hurricane Gustav, before, during, and after on Flickr.

Nice motion work by Labour.

Book design stories.

Projector + artist = Berliner dome makeover.

Is it a typeface or a font. Thoughts on how to use the two terms.

Why America is F*cked (graphically at least). Lots of cussing in this one.

Images from the Venice Architecture Beinnale. Which includes the work of former instructor Josh Walton. More here.

Creativeleague is full of demo reels and other moving goodies.

Nice article on Cold War posters.

Agro-veillance. Using surveillance equipment for crop maintenance.

If you haven’t seen Octocat you should watch it. Here is its most recent episode and a nice commentary by creator David O’Reilly who fooled everyone into thinking he was 14yr old Randy Peters.

Magazine covers in motion.

Old book trade labels.

Motionographer has started to podcast interviews with various animation and motion follks.

Action sports + motion = looking thru the b-sides.

Want to add more cowbell. Use this handy online app.

Don’t care about Transformers or Gobots? Try the Incredible Change-Bots.

Who cares about printing on paper, print on bread.

And lastly an interview about an illustration I did for Hobart.

Photo from MedicalStudent’s flickr stream.