
Matthew Lyons’s futuristic illustrations
I can’t seem to look at Matthew Lyons’ work enough. Equal parts structured genius and elegant whimsy, his illustrations show a future that the 1970s issues of Popular Mechanics had promised us.




Tagged: Popular Mechanics
Also by PHILIP CHEANEY

The Book Cover Club: read a book, design a cover for it
It’s time you were be able to judge a book by its cover (something that I wished worked for wine, too). A handful of MFA Illustration grads from the School of Visual Arts decided to form a somewhat atypical book club by combining their interests for art and reading. The idea is a simple one: Read a book. Design a cover for it.

Mobile letterpress print shop in a 1982 Chevrolet truck
This is one of those crazy and brilliant ‘wouldn’t it be cool if …’ ideas that actually got to see the light of day. Kyle Durrie is touring America in her 1982 Chevrolet delivery truck that has been converted into a mobile letterpress print shop and is giving free, public printing demos as well as offering printing workshops. You can arrange a visit on her website, but there’s a good chance that she might already be heading to your neck of the woods.

Keegan Onefoot has an exceptional knack for coupling intricate pen and ink illustrations with frustratingly smart calligraphy. Throw his ship-shape letterpress and silkscreen talents into the mix and you’ve got a whirlwind of talent and printing prowess.
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