Good Movies As Old Books, by Matt Stevens, is a collection of fake vintage book covers, designed to look like movies of the same title and author.
(via @MossAndFog)
Humor
Emoji Paintings, by ND Stevenson
This artist recreated famous paintings using only emoji. Any you recognize?
Stevenson: I cannot tell you how or why, but at some point a few years back I discovered that Instagram Stories not only allows you unlimited emojis, it ALSO allows you to enlarge them to an apparently infinite degree. Thus, a very strange new hobby was born. As far as I can tell, I am the inventor of this art form, since I am a genius and everyone else has a life.
Via imfineimfine.com
The Simpsons, by Princess Prompt
A photographer and graphic designer created a set of mind-blowing AI images of The Simpsons using the very latest text-to-image technology.
“I wanted to test the new features of the latest version of Midjourney,” Princess Prompt explains. “I decided to start with The Simpsons’ characters because I’m a fan and especially because they all have a very defined look with very light colors and accessories that are their own.”
(via PetaPixel)
Wordle Toilet Paper
For some reason, this funny idea came to me exactly 10 minutes after my morning coffee.
Credit goes to: Josh Wardle, Pexels, Helvetica Neue, and Maxwell House.
Shadowology, by Vincent Bal
Belgium-based illustrator and filmmaker Vincent Bal sees the playful potential of shadows cast by eyeglasses, a peeled clementine, and other household objects. His clever illustrations are part of an ongoing Shadowology project.
Check out his Instagram.
(via @thisiscolossal)
Kalamazon
In case anyone was looking for a vector file of a mash-up between Kalamazoo and Amazon, I got you.
Everything Ages Fast, Part II
Per my previous post from August 2010, here are some more ingenious vintage advertisements for modern day products.