Check out these cool book covers that Doug Drexler created for Molly O’Brien’s bookshelf on Deep Space Nine. They are just plain adorable. I haven’t looked yet to see if you can spot these on the shelf during any of the episodes, but it is just cool to know that they exist. He should probably write the actual kids books and market these.
This amazing resume and infographic in one was created by Behance user and art director John Andrew Spinnenweber. With a name like that, this resume cover really makes a lot of sense. I would hire him in a heartbeat.
You can see by this cover that he has all of the right qualifications. He spins a mean web too. Nice work John, but why can you never get me some images of that Spinnen-Weber. That’s what we want! That’s news! Now get back out there with that camera.
Recently in Los Angeles, Designer Con hosted a group of Lego builders who recreated classic comic book covers as 3D lego displays. These covers rock! Or should I say brick? I should, because the series is called Comic Bricks.
It is fascinating to see these comic book covers come to life in a new medium. It literally makes the scenes come to life and ups the action. It’s also fun to see which pieces the creators used to reproduce various effects. This might be my new favorite LEGO art form.
Top image: Detective Comics #27 by Polywen.
via io9
