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Thursday, December 16, 2010
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Funny Street Art in Bazil
Two talent street artists, Anderson Augusto and Leonardo Delafuente create lots of amazing street art in Brazil, they called it “The 6emeia project”. See their works below:
[via This Blog Rules ]
[via This Blog Rules ]
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Monday, December 13, 2010
Space Battleship Yamato Movie Posters
The movie has just released on 11th in Japan. Like the brown tone of these posters.
Just Draw Something
I haven't been drawing in spare time for few weeks, feel pretty exhausted after work... But I told myself I should draw to have fun and keep it on. Finally reboot and come back...
Check more drawings at my art blog
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Surreal 3D Sculptures by Nick Ervinck
Amazing surreal sculptural work exploring boundaries between different media by Belgium based contemporary visual artist Nick Ervinck (1981).
He creates installations, sculptures, workdrawings, animated films and keeps on pushing the boundaries of 3D printing, which is becoming more and more the technology of choice, because it allows to manufacture forms and shapes that cannot be fabricated in any other way. He participated in many individual projects and group shows, received several awards and “signal yellow” become his trademark.
[ via monomoda ]
He creates installations, sculptures, workdrawings, animated films and keeps on pushing the boundaries of 3D printing, which is becoming more and more the technology of choice, because it allows to manufacture forms and shapes that cannot be fabricated in any other way. He participated in many individual projects and group shows, received several awards and “signal yellow” become his trademark.
[ via monomoda ]
Wanderlust Hotel
Wanderlust is boutique hotel to blow anyone away with their decoration (creativity). Located in Little India, a cultural enclave where Indian immigrants once settled. Check more photos at CREATIVEGREED. The interior design is very creative and fantacy
[ via designyoutrust ]
Saturday, December 11, 2010
"China China" Sculptures by Ah Xian
Stunning visuals... All the patterns and textues on busts are very popular traditional pattern from different things such as teapot, cermaic, idh, bowl etc.
Ah Xian is a self taught artist who held his first exhibition in Shanghai in 1985. He migrated to Australia in 1989. His work has been shown in major survey exhibitions such as "Mao goes Pop: China post-1989," Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney (1993,) while his solo exhibitions includes shows at Powerhouse Museum, Sydney; Asia Society Museum, New York; and Stadtische Museum Heilbronn, Germany. In 1999 he received an Australia Council grant to travel to Jingdezhen to explore porcelain production, enabling him to expand his "China, China" series of porcelain portrait busts. He was awarded the national Sculpture prize in an exhibition at the National Gallery of Australia in 2001, and his works are in collections such as Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane and Asia Society Museum, New York [bio: Melissa Chiu]
[ via: artinconnu ]
Ah Xian is a self taught artist who held his first exhibition in Shanghai in 1985. He migrated to Australia in 1989. His work has been shown in major survey exhibitions such as "Mao goes Pop: China post-1989," Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney (1993,) while his solo exhibitions includes shows at Powerhouse Museum, Sydney; Asia Society Museum, New York; and Stadtische Museum Heilbronn, Germany. In 1999 he received an Australia Council grant to travel to Jingdezhen to explore porcelain production, enabling him to expand his "China, China" series of porcelain portrait busts. He was awarded the national Sculpture prize in an exhibition at the National Gallery of Australia in 2001, and his works are in collections such as Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane and Asia Society Museum, New York [bio: Melissa Chiu]
[ via: artinconnu ]
Animal Regulation Series by di liu
Awarded artist of the 2010 lacoste elysée prize, di liu created these series of Visually intriguing and emotionally striking photos.
'as consumer merchandise, the L. 12. 12 polo shirt is the exact opposite of nature. however, by choosing an animal as its symbol, lacoste reflects its spirit. thus, lacoste imports an element of nature into people's daily lives. I do the same in my work and have therefore chosen to let the L. 12. 12 become an integral part of it. if you look very closely, you will notice three polo shirts, one inside each image.' - di liu
[ via designboom ]
'as consumer merchandise, the L. 12. 12 polo shirt is the exact opposite of nature. however, by choosing an animal as its symbol, lacoste reflects its spirit. thus, lacoste imports an element of nature into people's daily lives. I do the same in my work and have therefore chosen to let the L. 12. 12 become an integral part of it. if you look very closely, you will notice three polo shirts, one inside each image.' - di liu
[ via designboom ]
Friday, December 10, 2010
CG Art by Pascal Blanché
Awesome CG art by French 3D artist Pascal Blanché.
He presently is the Art Director at Ubisoft, he worked on Myst IV revelation,and Naruto: rise of a ninja for Xbox360.
Very stylized color scheme. The high contrast and saturated color scheme is very "Moebius" to me. Check out more cool works at his blog.
He presently is the Art Director at Ubisoft, he worked on Myst IV revelation,and Naruto: rise of a ninja for Xbox360.
Very stylized color scheme. The high contrast and saturated color scheme is very "Moebius" to me. Check out more cool works at his blog.
Thursday, December 09, 2010
Like Kill Bill Posters
The yellow black sneaker reminds me of Kill Bill poster sets. I found them all and put them together below. Besides yellow and black, red is another key color on poster set. I really like the color combination! Enjoy.
Like the minimal of this one, so simple and cool.
The Uma Thurman’s outfit is neat! of course it was inspired by Bruce Lee in Game of Dead
Like ths japanese character at abackground.
keep the yellow....
Like the minimal of this one, so simple and cool.
The Uma Thurman’s outfit is neat! of course it was inspired by Bruce Lee in Game of Dead
Like ths japanese character at abackground.
keep the yellow....
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