Here’s a smart illustration by Nishant Choksi for The New Yorker.  Supporting an article about the brainstorming myth, we rather like Nishant’s take on ‘groupthinking’.

11:20 am  •  27 January 2012  •  6 notes

Grumpy Love by MH Jeeves is back in greeting card form and in plenty of time for Valentines Day - perfect for that special grumpy little someone!

11:16 am  •  26 January 2012  •  9 notes

Happy Australia Day!

To join in the festivities of Australia Day here’s a witty illustration by Mick Marston.

10:48 am  •  26 January 2012  •  5 notes

Here’s a recent illustration by Lee Hasler for New Scientist magazine.  It supports a piece on the affects computer games have on our brains and according to Lee, gamers should really read this article.

1:26 pm  •  25 January 2012

Cabbage and Kings Exhibition

10:42 am  •  25 January 2012

From sketches to a large scale rabbit gracing Ann Summer’s Westfield Stratford store.

Almost six motnhs ago, Carol Lawson began designing the Ann Summers’ rabbit, with many sketches, tweaks and amends the chosen rabbit was sent to the guys at Prop Studio to sculpt the design.  

They did a marvellous job and we think we’d like one at the agency please

2:23 pm  •  24 January 2012  •  6 notes

Should the Floating Rings - rhythmic gymnastics hanging from the clouds be in the Olympics?  The jury is still out but we sure do like Montse Bernal’s ‘Alternative Games’ calendar illustration?

10:46 am  •  24 January 2012  •  1 note

Celebrating Chinese New Year with Waitrose Weekend paper.  Free every Thursday it’s packed with useful tips on what to eat, cook, buy and read.  We’re especially pleased with 2&3’s digital quilling illustration for the latest issue.

2:10 pm  •  23 January 2012  •  2 notes

Happy Chinese New Year!

2012 is the year of the Dragon and to celebrate here’s a dragon kite by Jakob Hinrichs.

10:15 am  •  23 January 2012  •  12 notes

We rather like Clare Melinsky’s first commission of 2012 for the Financial Times.  Supporting Michael Skapinker’s story about ‘self-appointed guardians of standards in English’, the illustration is a witty interpretation of unstoppable illiteracy.

10:59 am  •  18 January 2012  •  4 notes

Spacehopping at the Olympic Games?

This week’s Alternative Games calendar illustration by Paul Oakley.

9:30 am  •  17 January 2012  •  3 notes

On Friday 20th January Pete McKee - long term creative pal of Fine & Dandy(dust and Mick Marston) brings you art in pubs!

The Sheffield Pubscrawl will showcase Pete’s favourite artists in the city’s best boozers, including;  Warp Films, Nick Deakin, Lord Bunn, Ian Anderson/tDR, Geo, Sarah Abbott, Tado, Fauagraphic, Fine and Dandy and Tom J Newell.

“Each artist will create artwork in their designated venue, using it as a canvas. This could be anything from hanging a picture on the wall to a visual installation. Each venue promises to be different from the last creating a unique art experience across the city”.

For more info check out Pete’s blog here!

11:42 am  •  16 January 2012  •  14 notes

We’re excited to announce new Shop stock by Nathan Fox.

A selection of thirty full colour postcards and Haunt Coaster Set for all your comic geekery needs.  

Check them out here!

12:29 pm  •  12 January 2012  •  8 notes

Remind you of anyone?

This Grumpy Cat print by MH Jeeves never fails to amuse us

(Source: centralillustration.com)

10:08 am  •  12 January 2012  •  29 notes

So should darts be in the Olympics?

Here’s this week’s Alternative Games calendar illustration by Tim Marrs of ‘The Viking’ Andy Fordham.

10:36 am  •  10 January 2012  •  2 notes