Category Archives: Cre8ive Abstract

Creative artwork from around the web

The Power of the Gong

Bob Marley Art Variations

Naturally when you think of Bob Marley, not only do you think of the great timeless reggae music that preached positive vibes, but you also think of the great herbs; or whatever you call it – spliff, chalice, sensi, high grade. So naturally when you mix creative, ecstasy and drug laced graphic artists with the task of creating Bob Marley fan doodles, your going to get some really ‘groovy’ and funked out Bob Marley renditions.

Bob Marley is one of those transient artists that is adored by people of all musical preferences regardless if you’re a straight rocker, into country, or even a baby …. (see below)


Via antiemo

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Lebron James Fan Art: Then and Now

Via wirestyle

LeBron James Changing Fan Art

Its interesting how you can go from a fan favorite, to most hatred almost instantly; especially for the sports athlete elite whom are paid ridiculous amounts of money to shoot a cylindrical ball into hoop with mesh. LeBron James of the Miami Heat is a good case study of how fan art can change almost over-night from adoration to bitterness.

Via Cotovelo

Via Rizzla76

And the transition begins ……

Via PoopsMcGeee

– This one is almost ‘coonish’
Via Jubhubmubfub

— I guess as an athlete you got to have thick skin … or piles of money to deal with all the ‘hate’.

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Catching Air


Via um0p3pisdn

Up There

Snowboarding looks like fun, but its something that I haven’t tried surprisingly – being that I hail from Canada; you know, home of the igloos, mounties, snow, and subtle racism. But after checking some of these great snowboarding digital images, I may have to visit a ski mountain or two and see if I can ‘get down’ by getting ‘up’ on these snow hills (yes, that pun was that witty).

Sonic Gets Live
Via NetRaptor

The Retro Snowboarder
Via YSR1

Via miniDEM0N

FlyCade @ G6Media

My High Style Editing - Custom Lambo and BW movie scene-

A Wizard at Work

Local Toronto Graphic Designer/Artist/Wizard Hasani showcases some of his illustrations.  Full Portfolio at http://www.krop.com/hasani/.  After looking at some of his work, you realize that composition & retouching is an artform; reserved for purely for artists – and Hasani IS that artist that teaches and shames your favorite graphic artist.

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Angel

– now thats a ‘Dream Girl’

WaterFall

Jessenia Vice

– Ms Jessenia Vice

Check out Hasani at http://www.krop.com/hasani/

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The Long Visual Road


via Demonflame

The Long Road to ….

The most importance thing of the Long Road is not necessarily the destination, but the journey, and what you learn during your travels.  One’s outlook and perspective can greatly influence if the road will be joyous or sombre.  Here are some great imagery from the Interwebs that capture that ‘Long Road’

via robertmekis

via VisualPoetress

via erbphotography

via VisualPoetress

“I have walked that long road to freedom. I have tried not to falter; I have made missteps along the way. But I have discovered the secret that after climbing a great hill, one only finds that there are many more hills to climb. I have taken a moment” – Nelson Mandela

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Black TwitterBirds

The Black Twitterer

A deep social study may exists in analyzing why black people have flocked to Twitter.  Not to dwell on that in this post, I came across a post from InyyVinny.com as they responded to an article about black people’s habits and Twitter.  Anyhow, they created some creative Twitter avatars to define the ‘Black Twitterer’, I have added my commentary to each avatar, see below:

tweet_afro

Afro proud Soul Brother Twitter

tweet_bknati

NY Twitterer

tweet_spinners

22″ Dubs Twitterer

tweet_kanyeshag

The Kanye Hipster Twitterer

tweet_lightskinned

The Light-skinned Twitterer
Check the original hoopla here.

My only comment about black people and Twitter is an observation: it has been well-documented that black people are late adopters to social media; in the instances of Facebook, MySpace, and even Twitter.  Its not until a high profile figure in hip-hop and/or the black community endorses or talks about a social media tool, that black people will begin to utilize it.  Being a black male myself, I am impressed that we do use Twitter, as it can be a useful tool, but I too often find that we are promoting and tweeting nonesense/foolishness/tomfoolery.  Its always sad when a Trending Topic is some ghetto term and/or involves the ‘N word’.  I truly think that due to the short 140 characters of Twitter, it allows many people to practice online, what they do in real life – talk sh*t.   Because, if you roam Twitter for even 10 minutes, you will be left with the deduction that there is a lot of sh*t talking on here.

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