Legends League Illustrations by Bryan Espiritu
Bryan “be” Espiritu is a man of many talents - a creative writer, a prolific fashion designer, and a versatile fine artist as shown here. Check out his website for more illustrations and inspiration.
Bryan “be” Espiritu is a man of many talents - a creative writer, a prolific fashion designer, and a versatile fine artist as shown here. Check out his website for more illustrations and inspiration.
A childs’ imagination is a wonderful thing. Before their inquisitive minds are polluted with societies’ expectations and drowned with responsibilities, children have the freedom to explore their creativity without any worry or fear. What if this innocence and creative curiosity wasn’t lost as they age and mature?
Introducing The Monster Engine by Dave Devries, an internet phenomenon that started as a personal art project and now turned into an award-winning book, lecture, and gallery exhibit!
Carine Brancowitz is a French artist who creates some masterful Bic pen illustrations. I was amazed with Andrea Joseph’s work before, but Carine’s work is right up there. If you like her samples below, you owe it to yourself to visit her website where there’s a lot more stunning Bic illustrations.
Peep these vivid digital illustrations by Kervin Brisseaux, a New York native who currently attends Syracuse University for a Masters Degree in Architecture. Can you believe that graphic design is merely a hobby of his? Talented indeed.
Acclaimed LIFE photographer Gjon Mili brought us these stunning photographs of Pablo Picasso using light as a medium and darkness as a canvas to create momentary pieces of art. Now you can try your hand at this effect with “Halo”, an LED graffiti spray can developed by French designer Aïssa Logerot.
Nigel Li is a video game designer by day and a t-shirt/clothing designer by night for his label Junktion Design. Much love goes out to Nigel for hooking up his latest tee design “Wisdom” which incorporates a psychedelic 3D effect when viewed with 3D glasses.

After six months of deliberation, my sister finally decided which “mui” ambigram tattoo design to go with. She gathered her courage and was officially inked by Joey Pang at the Tattoo Temple on July 28th, 2009.
My sister currently lives in the UK and has 2 tattoos - a rose on her right shoulder blade and a dove on her left wrist. Although these aren’t as generic as the ever-popular tribal band around the bicep, they are still simple template tattoos with no particular meaning.
So the last time my sister was in Hong Kong she asked me to come up with something more personal and unique. I have a thing for ambigrams , so a thought an ambigram of her childhood nickname “mui” would be perfect. See what I came up with after the jump!
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