A blog about vintage modern design & illustration curated by Javier Garcia
Just an illustration I did about the things that happens around a King’s Kingdom.
There’s good, there’s evil and they all fight for nothing but power using the poor Princess as an excuse becase the queen is too old. Print?
Up on Flickr », few closeups on dribbble » and also updated on my site »
For those who missed it, I launched my new website this week. Stop by www.javiergd.com and check it out. This illustration was done for it and it will also be a postcard. Enjoy!
Here’s an awesome illustration from an unknown Israeli designer for a famous Israeli folk artist named Dalia Amihood. I really like the collage, colors and the simplicity of those illustrations. I could picture this being one of those huge ceramic tile murals.
There is a signature along with the year ’62 in the last picture. Not sure what is says as it’s in Hebrew. If someone can read Hebrew please let me know what it says.
Design: Unknown | Year: 1962? | Photo: Javier García
Trademark for Town Council of Kirjat-Gad designed by Shemuel Katz in Israel.
Design: Shemuel Katz | Year: 1961 | Photo: Scaned
Here’s an 18 page brochure made by Shell Oil Company about the hobby of collecting rocks. It goes quite deep into explaining the fun facts of this hobby and has wonderful illustrations all over.
Design: Unknown | Year: 1960 | Photo: Javier García
Here’s an Erik Nitsche designed 10″ LP for Decca Gold Label Series. It is an Stravinsky/Hindemith LP conducted by Thomas Scherman and played by the Little Orchestra Society. It has some spot varnishes that were hard to capture on photo but I really like how abstract and organic this piece is. Enjoy!
Design: Erik Nitsche | Year: Unknown | Photo: Javier García
