Avoidence of Perfection

Hi, I'm Larry McAllister II (AKA LARRYTRON). I am an artist, graphic designer, photographer and project manager/art director.

This is my scrap book of inspiration. I love visual culture. Everything from graphic design and typography, to tattoos, to graffiti, to photography... clothes, cars, architecture, nature... all of it is inspiring.

Some of the images contained here belong to me and are tagged as such, all other work is credited whenever possible or has active click-through links to get to the original posting.

Check out my personal portfolio at: Larry McAllister II {DOT} com

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    Street Art At Its Best: Duchamp Was Here | 

    Well played!

    Sarah Ann Loreth Photography | 

    Just wanted to share one more because I really like this shot.

    Sarah Ann Loreth Photography | 

    Sarah has some really amazing photos, I really love the tone of her images.

    Upside Down, Left To Right: A Letterpress Film (by Danny Cooke) | 

    Got to love a little old school letterpress.

    Malika Favre Takes On the Kama Sutra for Penguin - Core77 | 

    Really amazing design work/typography. Fits the subject matter perfectly.

    Maciej Bernas Photography | 

    Maciej has some really brilliant fashion photography. I really love the play with colors throughout his sets.

    Underwater World by Alexander Semenov | 

    These are some beautiful photos.

    OJ (Taken with instagram)

    Releases: “Planet of the Apes” Print Series | 

    These are some really awesome posters. I wouldn’t mind having these as decorations.

    LEGO Moleskine Notebooks Collection | 

    Everything is getting Moleskined these days.

    Star trails by Lincoln Harrison | 

    So freakin wild.

    Lega-lega poster printing (by lega-lega) | 

    Pretty cool video, I love being able to see the process their shop uses.

    The Nature Of Things on Flickr.

    The awesome and terrible thing about looking back on old shoots is thinking about how you would have done things differently. How would I have posed that model now? What angle would I shoot from? How would I compose this? What would be my focus?

    I love asking myself questions like these because I feel like the keep the fire burning in me, they keep me wanting to learn and try new things.

    OLEK London Solo Exhibition | 

    Awesome.

    We Are The 2% | 

    Have to admit, this is hilarious.

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