Crotchet in Stop Motion
On Huffington Post’s Culture page Jo Hamilton has a stop-motion video of one of her pieces. You’ll also find it on Hamilton’s website.
Crotchet in Stop Motion
On Huffington Post’s Culture page Jo Hamilton has a stop-motion video of one of her pieces. You’ll also find it on Hamilton’s website.
Patterns in Red
So hypnotic. The red and white patterns drew me in. Rectangular and triangular shapes designed by Sonia Verguet. Read more at designboom.com.
Patterns in Red
So hypnotic. The red and white patterns drew me in. Rectangular and triangular shapes designed by Sonia Verguet. Read more at designboom.com.
Color Effects
Dentsu teamed up with biochemist and high-speed photographer, Linden Gledhill, to create this series of paint sculptures using sound vibrations. The photos begin by wrapping a membrane around a speaker. Drops of ink are placed on the membrane and the
Color Effects
Dentsu teamed up with biochemist and high-speed photographer, Linden Gledhill, to create this series of paint sculptures using sound vibrations. The photos begin by wrapping a membrane around a speaker. Drops of ink are placed on the membrane and the
Artist Update – Seren Moran
Some months ago MamaProud interviewed California artist, Seren Moran. We learned a bit about her background as well as her plans to achieve an MFA and to simply keep working. She has since moved to Brazil and has a new
Artist Update – Seren Moran
Some months ago MamaProud interviewed California artist, Seren Moran. We learned a bit about her background as well as her plans to achieve an MFA and to simply keep working. She has since moved to Brazil and has a new
Crackin’ Nuts at the Gallery
New York – based Jennifer Rubell’s installation, Nutcrackers, may raise some eyebrows. Raised mine. Side-mounted mannequins have been retooled to crack nuts between the thighs… luring visitors toward an interactive experience of cracking and eating pecans in the gallery. “Inspired
Crackin’ Nuts at the Gallery
New York – based Jennifer Rubell’s installation, Nutcrackers, may raise some eyebrows. Raised mine. Side-mounted mannequins have been retooled to crack nuts between the thighs… luring visitors toward an interactive experience of cracking and eating pecans in the gallery. “Inspired
Stimulating Wall Art
If you still need proof that art can be found anywhere, these awesome examples of great street art should convince you. See the rest at designer-daily.com.
Stimulating Wall Art
If you still need proof that art can be found anywhere, these awesome examples of great street art should convince you. See the rest at designer-daily.com.
Moving Bicycle Craft Forward
This timeless piece is called the Fremont. It’s a handsome bike but also seems lovely for the fairer sex because I would be devastatingly cute riding around town on this. The designers, Ziba+Signal, posted mock-ups and this is essentially where
Moving Bicycle Craft Forward
This timeless piece is called the Fremont. It’s a handsome bike but also seems lovely for the fairer sex because I would be devastatingly cute riding around town on this. The designers, Ziba+Signal, posted mock-ups and this is essentially where
ArtSlant Interview with Theodora Varnay Jones
Born and educated in Budapest, Hungary, Theodora Varnay Jones has lived in San Francisco for over thirty-five years. Her works have been exhibited nationally and internationally and she has received numerous awards and grants. DeWitt Cheng chatted with San Francisco
ArtSlant Interview with Theodora Varnay Jones
Born and educated in Budapest, Hungary, Theodora Varnay Jones has lived in San Francisco for over thirty-five years. Her works have been exhibited nationally and internationally and she has received numerous awards and grants. DeWitt Cheng chatted with San Francisco
Painting in Three-Dimensional Space
Using acrylic body paint Alexa Meade paints her subjects in a way that makes you question the conflict between perception and what is real. Besides Meade’s website you’ll see more here.
Painting in Three-Dimensional Space
Using acrylic body paint Alexa Meade paints her subjects in a way that makes you question the conflict between perception and what is real. Besides Meade’s website you’ll see more here.
TrendTablet Interview with Valentino Fialdini
Valentino Fialdini is a photographer born in Sào Paulo in 1976. TrendTablet interviewed him so that we could get to know him better. The images that follow are from his exhibit, “Lego”. Trend Tablet: Which place do you love best?
TrendTablet Interview with Valentino Fialdini
Valentino Fialdini is a photographer born in Sào Paulo in 1976. TrendTablet interviewed him so that we could get to know him better. The images that follow are from his exhibit, “Lego”. Trend Tablet: Which place do you love best?
Analogue Camera in a Digital Age
Interested in analogue cameras? You’ll receive a good deal of attention during photo jaunts because of this eye-catching design. Lomography makes the La Sardina Belle Starr with ornate etchings and an oxidized metal body. This analogue camera is perfect for
Analogue Camera in a Digital Age
Interested in analogue cameras? You’ll receive a good deal of attention during photo jaunts because of this eye-catching design. Lomography makes the La Sardina Belle Starr with ornate etchings and an oxidized metal body. This analogue camera is perfect for
Decor-Art Interview with Sally Kelly
Re-posting an interview with Sally Kelly, an artist and architect who paints when the children go to sleep. Decor-Art: Sally, please tell us the story how you became an artist – it seems everything started rather unexpectedly? Sally Kelly: Yes,
Decor-Art Interview with Sally Kelly
Re-posting an interview with Sally Kelly, an artist and architect who paints when the children go to sleep. Decor-Art: Sally, please tell us the story how you became an artist – it seems everything started rather unexpectedly? Sally Kelly: Yes,
Artist Update – Dave Rheaume
A fantastic benefit to performing artist interviews is getting updates on their fabulous lives, and of course, their work. Back in December I posted an interview with film and television professional, David Rheaume, a self-taught artist from Ottawa. He paints
Artist Update – Dave Rheaume
A fantastic benefit to performing artist interviews is getting updates on their fabulous lives, and of course, their work. Back in December I posted an interview with film and television professional, David Rheaume, a self-taught artist from Ottawa. He paints
Pure Lamp Light
Yanko is one of my go-to sites for innovative design projects that are typically still in concept stages. They are the best to fire-up the imagination. Simone Savini created the Pureness lamp… a lovely conversation piece. I’d like it in
Pure Lamp Light
Yanko is one of my go-to sites for innovative design projects that are typically still in concept stages. They are the best to fire-up the imagination. Simone Savini created the Pureness lamp… a lovely conversation piece. I’d like it in
DesignMom’s Interview with Melissa de la Fuente
I used to be so tidy… then children happened. Before my girls things weren’t perfectly perfect but I would correct a rug tipped at its corner as soon as I could comfortably get to it. I’m not OCD but I
DesignMom’s Interview with Melissa de la Fuente
I used to be so tidy… then children happened. Before my girls things weren’t perfectly perfect but I would correct a rug tipped at its corner as soon as I could comfortably get to it. I’m not OCD but I
Precision Timepiece
Fiona Kruger, former design student at the University of Art and Design Lausanne ECAL, worked with Swiss watch industry suppliers in order to complete her final project, Memento Mori. Memento Mori interprets the mortality in watchmaking. Inspiration for the project
Precision Timepiece
Fiona Kruger, former design student at the University of Art and Design Lausanne ECAL, worked with Swiss watch industry suppliers in order to complete her final project, Memento Mori. Memento Mori interprets the mortality in watchmaking. Inspiration for the project
Pencil vs. Camera
Ben Heine overlaps photos with drawings. The work is amazing and simply fun. Make sure you check out his other projects at benheine.com.
Pencil vs. Camera
Ben Heine overlaps photos with drawings. The work is amazing and simply fun. Make sure you check out his other projects at benheine.com.
Art Works Interview with Kara Walker
I’ve seen Kara Walker’s paper silhouettes around the web. What you encounter in this award winning artist’s work is race and the human form represented as cartoonish racial stereotypes with exaggerated features. The subject matter is heavy, maybe raw, but
Art Works Interview with Kara Walker
I’ve seen Kara Walker’s paper silhouettes around the web. What you encounter in this award winning artist’s work is race and the human form represented as cartoonish racial stereotypes with exaggerated features. The subject matter is heavy, maybe raw, but
Ghosts of Europe
Reblogged from Chicquero: Europe Now and Then (1940s) : Classic Photography Russian photographer Sergey Larenkov carefully photoshops old World War II photos, over recent shots to make the past come alive. After St. Petersburg, he made collages in Paris, Moscow,
Ghosts of Europe
Reblogged from Chicquero: Europe Now and Then (1940s) : Classic Photography Russian photographer Sergey Larenkov carefully photoshops old World War II photos, over recent shots to make the past come alive. After St. Petersburg, he made collages in Paris, Moscow,
ArtSlant Interview with Jazz-minh Moore
Raised in a hippie community in Redwood Forest, Oregon, and the outskirts of San Diego, Jazz-minh earned a MFA from California State University, Long Beach, a BFA from Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, a NYFA fellowship and an
ArtSlant Interview with Jazz-minh Moore
Raised in a hippie community in Redwood Forest, Oregon, and the outskirts of San Diego, Jazz-minh earned a MFA from California State University, Long Beach, a BFA from Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, a NYFA fellowship and an
