Curved Line Design

03/03/2019

I've been so happy with Captain Marvel's 90s-esk advertising methods. As a kid, I was a huge fan of Magic Eye posters. So glad to see them being put back into public awareness.

My name is Charles, and I can’t Magic Eye.

14/02/2019

So happy to have designed a social media banner for one of my new favorite podcasts, The Ladies Of Strange Podcast. They are three friends who explore all things odd, questionable and eerie and have a fun time doing it. Check out their podcast every Thursday!

Are y'all ready for Valentine's Day? Tiffany has an extra special episode planned!

If you haven't listened to last week's episode, follow the link for places to download: https://theladiesofstrange.com/blog/

14/08/2018

These are the kind of things that make me smile.

31/07/2018

This is a perfect example of why I love what I do. Every day I learn something new like an easier or better way to do things that I've been doing for years. I always get excited when I learn about them.

19/06/2018

Check out the latest project from the guys at Invisible Creature! It's Incredible!

6.5” x 8” Hardcover Little Golden Book Written by John Sazaklis / Illustrated by Don Clark 24 Pages Published by Random House Signed by artist and includes (3) FREE 5” x 7” postcards and (1) 14” x 7” trifold featuring art not included in the book! THIS IS A PRE-ORDER. SHIPS MID-AUGUST.

01/06/2018

In the immortal words of the American poet Robert Van Winkle, "Anything less than the best is a felony!" Go out and create something this weekend.

30/05/2018

I've always been inspired by the guys at Invisible Creature. Their latest creation combines two of my favorite things: Weird Al and their artwork!

Soooooo excited to work on a poster for one of my all-time favorite childhood (and adulthood!) heroes: "Weird Al" . 9-year-old me listening to Nature Trail To Hell on my Walkman while waiting for the school bus in 1984 has just passed out. This poster commemorates his show happ

21/05/2018

A little Monday morning inspiration. Can't wait for Solo: A Star Wars Story!

UK-based illustrator Richard Wilkinson created a series of fantastical insects based on the most famous Star Wars characters. It's easy to imagine these incredibly life-like renderings truly existing as creatures crawling on a planet far away, and each is given a cheeky scientific name with Latin ro

20/05/2018

Well done Arby's. You are killing it!

20/05/2018

Breakfast of champions! Hope everyone has a great day today.