Loyal K*N*G — Art Edition

Amazing to know that Sesame Street’s Muppets have been teaching us and our kids for just over 40 years now.. Within that time they’ve created over 100 different characters, and all of which deserve a cookie for all their great work.. All except Mrs. Piggy..

Via.

The guys from CreativeApplications.net have released a promo for their very own Record Makers 10th year anniversary.. Honestly, this video was just to bootylicious not to share.

They even made a pretty trippy iPhone app:

I just came across this jewel of Batman covers by Andy Kubert in the “Return of Bruce Wayne” DC comic series. It’s amazing to see how far our little Bruce Wayne has gone with this Batman occupation.

Say hello to the new cop in town — Axe Cop, and he’s here with his first official episode with his partner in crime, Flute-Cop (Dinosaur Soldier). The coolest thing of all is that the story is by 5 year-old Malachai Nicolle, and the art is by 29 year-old Ethan Nicolle, a true family of Axe Cop madness!

Will Murai is one of my artistic heroes, his skills, creativity, and style, all blend together in such a seamless way to produce these amazing paintings and illustrations. The image above is just a taste of one of his piece. Obviously it’s the Hulk, but he’s rocking Nike Dunks, which makes it all WIN.

Check out more of his work below:

This is a very interesting concept right here… I have never realized how good of an idea it was to turn children’s doodles, sketches, and art pieces into  more realistic painting of the same piece. As you will see in the gallery below, the amazing creativity that sprouts from these children’s art being transformed into these beautiful painting is something everybody can take and learn from. Sometime the best way to break down creative barriers is to look at a youngin’s mind and ask them to doodle it out. I’m liking this a lot!

The Hundreds have gotten together with the unlikely collaboration of Supermax and pumped out some gorgeous old school California-based art for their newest line of t-shirt release. Supermax have been known to be a rough crowd back in the 90’s, they essentially were the REAL hood folks that all these young kids these days walk around trying to live under the shadows of AKA posing, wannabes, and lack of self-identity. Supermax crew also had a very identifiable art-style that made them uniquely special, so it’s crazy that The Hundreds has got into contact with them for this special collaboration. Check out some of the collaborative pieces below.

Here’s a video created by Bobby Hundreds x Supermax