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Ok ok….warning, very blatant self promotion…Ha Ha
After three months of late nights and a bit of head scratching, our second series for our Kids brand “Mister Mista” is up and running. Initially we started series one with just three tshirt designs. We decided to expand series two as it just seemed a waste not to [...]

I was just recently interviewed over at MographTV. We covered everything from the rise and fall of trends and we even get into detail on specific artworks.
Big thanks to Ryan Bollenbach.

One of the great advantage for vector art is its possibility to translate into a product. I made custom keychains for self promo. With help from Joe at engraveyourbook.com, I had neon acrylic plate laser cut and engraved. Then I put all the other keychain parts collated together myself. As you can see the vector [...]

*Will try and get better pics soon.
This was a recent project for Adidas Originals. It is a 20′x5′ billboard design. It was showcased on their display at the Project, Las Vegas Show 2010 this month. The stipulations were to use the traditional Adidas blue and for the design to include the phrase “Celebrate Originality”.
Big thanks [...]

Hello BSV community, My name is Junichi, I am a founder of STUDIO STUBBORN SIDEBURN. I am honored to be added to the BSV artist list. Since this is my first post, I wanted to introduce myself.

if you like my art, you can see more at STUBBORNSIDEBURN.com

The first project by Fairytale Asylum* for the ‘NOBROW’ competition -
*Fairytale Asylum = is a new collaborative experiment and experience by Stephen Chan AND Wundercloud. Combining their skills, and creating a completely new and evolving style, with unlimited possibilities and outcomes.
view close-ups – extra details: BEHANCE
view flickr – competition group: People I’ve Never Met + [...]

Between some commercial work I found the time to make this illustration I had in mind from a while (since I played the last Super Mario videogame on Nintendo Wii ^_^). Check the sketch and details here