Graphic designer and best-dad-ever contender David LaFerriere has been drawing illustrations on his kids’ school lunch sandwich bags for the last five years.
He’s photographed 1,100 of them and you can explore the entire collection on his Flickr stream.
We have one – yes, ONE – limited edition illustration of an existential cat and lunch some fish on ‘upcycled’ paper by Pat Byrne from Jam Art Prints catalogue to give away in a bream giveaway.
To enter, just complete this sentence.
I would like to give the Pat Byrne illustration to_______because________
Lines close at 12.30pm. 1.15pm
Winner announced in comments.
Christoph Niemann’s illustration of a moving 2011 interview with the late Maurice Sendak in which the writer of ‘Where The Wild Things Are’ talks about his perspective on life, the year before his death.
Created for The New York Times magazine.
Before he became the world’s favourite children’s author, Theodore Seuss Geisel was an advertising illustrator, shilling all manner of goods from ball bearings to radio promotional spots, beer, and sugar.
Hey, everyone needs to make a buck.
There’s a huge collection of this early commercial work here.
From LeCool cover guest artist and illustrator Fuchsia Macaree’s ‘zine ‘It’s a Disgrace, Joe’
We still love her Bermuda Triangle Of Productivity.
(Thanks Lars Biscuits)
