Fitacola is a handmade collage project by Graça Santos and Carlos Quitério. Fitacola is the Portuguese word for adhesive tape. Visit their new website.
Fitacola is a handmade collage project by Graça Santos and Carlos Quitério. Fitacola is the Portuguese word for adhesive tape. Visit their new website.
I don't know anything about Simone Rea except that I'm pretty sure he is Italian, she enjoys illustrating animals, and he has a Maurice Sendak meets Camilla Engman vibe. I found him via one of my favorite visual blogs from Portuguese artist Carlos Quitério, FitaCola, one of the few blogs I receive directly in my inbox. Simone Rea didn't have any dogs, but he features several wolves in his work and one spectacular goat. Enjoy.
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Visit Simone Rea's blog to see more of his work. I also love his fish images.
I’ve found two dogs in Colin Chillag’s intriguing mixed-media collage, Scatterplot. Do you see more?
Via Fita Cola, where you’ll find a treasure trove of cool.
Dogs at Play by Guy Juke
I have never heard of these bands, but I am digging their posters from GigPosters. Quite inspiring and a treasure trove for many of my visitors who come here looking for dog posters. Cool ones are hard to find. Enjoy!
Dune Dogs by Skillet Gilmore
The Dogs by Craig Horky (the dog is swimming…right?)
The Sheepdogs & The Racoons by Joey MacDonald
The Honeydogs by Withremote (no actual dog, but great design)
Yard Dogs Roadshow by Andrew Vastagh
Golden Dogs by Daniel Zender
Visit GigPosters to see thousands more gig posters, designers posters, and graphic design merchandise, everything from coloring books to collectable art to t-shirts and playing cards .
BTW, I discovered GigPosters via my new favorite blog, Fita Cola (Portuguese for "stick to me") where there is always something inspiring, especially the author, Carlos Quitério's, amazing collages. Available on Etsy. But alas, no dogs.