Scallywags and Pirates are all well and good, but let's be realistic. They aren't your buddies, in fact they probably think it would be cute to use your skull for a bowl. You know what happens to Pirates? They get eaten by bears.
The real heroes of the ocean are the Sea Captains. These stoic, grumpy and often romantic stallions of the blue beyond will oil their muskets with nary a warning. They have the obvious advantage of both legs and most of their digits. If that wasn't enough for you bolweevils, they boast a profound command of the drinking of Gin.
The only thing better is the sea monster. Not the kind that uses your vessel for a toothpick, the kind that carries you to school and takes back your milk money.
Juan F. Leguizamon gets it. His fun, clever style is enough to convert any land-locked unbeliever to parish of the sea. Check out his epic nautical series on the Behance network. Or take a look at Juan's website for more illustration & design by this talented artist.
* Images via Juan F. Leguizamon on the Behance Network.
So you loved 2001: A Space Odyssey and you think Wes Anderson is the cat's pajamas. You're not alone. Meet Mark Weaver. His limited edition silkscreen posters are something you'd expect to see while wandering the halls of Steve Zissou's Belafonte.
Mark's retro landscapes coupled with natural textures and scientific subject matter are what initially drew me to his work, but the icing on the cake was this little slice of space-age heaven.
