by The Denver Egotist / October 27, 2020 /
Nice feature illustration from Geoff Tice for the upcoming November issue, featuring book reviews just in time for gift-giving season.
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by The Denver Egotist / September 9, 2020 /
Commissioned by Assembly Student Living in Denver, these murals focus on themes of unity, imagination and creativity. This is the story of their creation.
Credits:
Film / Edit by Tyler Kellogg
Drone Footage by Chas Marquez
Original Music by Paul Banker
by The Denver Egotist / September 1, 2020 /
John Fellows has been working with Buttery and the town of Crested Butte on a Covid awareness campaign to help spread important messages in a fun way without hitting you over the head.
by The Denver Egotist / July 30, 2020 /
Andrew Hibben clearly has talent in the illustration department. Put him to work for a brand you know that could benefit.
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by The Denver Egotist / July 22, 2020 /
Garip Ay’s paintings come to life in the most extraordinary way. The Turkish artist uses an ancient technique called ebru, or marbling. He drops and flicks dyes onto water treated with a wetting agent that keeps the pigment from sinking. Then he swirls and shapes the vibrant colors into images that spring from his imagination. It takes a deft hand and special handmade tools to paint this way. Ay invites us into his studio in Istanbul to watch him create.
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by The Denver Egotist / July 22, 2020 /
New Belgium Brewing’s Voodoo Ranger IPA took over the streets of Chicago last week to deliver the brand’s newest rotating IPA release, 1985 IPA. In true Voodoo Ranger fashion, deliveries weren’t made in just any vehicle. The brand took it to the next level by transcending time, 35 years back in time, to be exact. Chicago beer fans got the chance to order 1985 IPA through Minibar Delivery and have their beer deliver[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / February 26, 2020 /
It's been a joy to watch Adam Vicarel transition from a designer who sensed in his gut that he was capable of defining an ownable style with his hands to where he is today — working with so many major players who appreciate his work as much as we do. If you've ever met the guy, he's just one of those likable people you cheer for and want to see succeed. So, we're happy to see this next step he's taking to build out his offering on larger level — starting with his new web presence.
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by The Denver Egotist / January 20, 2020 /
Blood & Gold is a daily pop surrealist art project that "focuses on lost innocence through the use of iconic imagery coupled with grotesquely human acts of sex and violence." Jon Hormachea does a drawing every day and posts it to Instagram.
