STUFF I LIKE
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Belenyi Szabolcs
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Sergueï Yurkévitch - Shadow, Leningrad, 1981
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Paula Hayes.
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Joanna Chrobak is an amazing contemporary Polish artist. Heavily influenced by medieval and Renaissance art, her paintings are beautiful,...
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Chewing Gum In Venice by Simone Decker
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“Last year, photographer Chase Jarvis called Singapore-based Jared Lim an emerging talent for his unique architectural photos which Jarvis...
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R³BOT BY MARCO FERNANDES
Gorgeous robot design by Portugal, Porto-based artist Marco Fernandes (tumblr / behance)
PAPER ART BY HUEY MING LEE
Artist Huey Ming Lee ”Noticing the unnoticed” - This project seeks to communicate from the order of symmetrical paper folding, the disorder of allergic reaction.
Ming is a paper artist and graphic designer based in Auckland, New Zealand. She has a Master of Art and Design at Auckland University of Technology. Her love for tactility, curiosity to explore and to observe handmade craftsmanship and actual, physically built objects is expressed in her intricate paper cuttings and paper sculptures. Her works investigates the structure of nature whom she claims to be inspired by Ernst Haeckel.
FLORAL SKULL LEATHER SCULPTURE
Artist Jacky Tsai - “Born in Shanghai, in 1984, Jacky Tsai came to London after completing a BA at the China Academy of Art to study at Central St Martins, quickly making an impact on the fashion world with his iconic Floral Skull design made for Alexander McQueen. Tsai’s vision is to create an unique marriage between traditional Eastern craftsmanship with contemporary Western pop art. His time at McQueen, where he worked in pattern design for the brand, created a fascination with fashion and textiles. Printing his striking images on silk, rather than paper, saw his floral skull image achieve critical acclaim.” (more)
SPECTACULAR RAINBOW BUTTON BY KAREN HURLEY
Artist Karen Hurley uses buttons for more than simply fastening a coat. With her keen eye for color and composition, the Auckland, New Zealand-based artist has constructed some incredibly charming creations that are almost sculptural forms of pointillism.
[Via: mymodernmet]
COLLAGE MIXED-MEDIA ART BY LAURA CARSON
Artfully Musing by Laura Carson (pinterest / facebook) - “I spent most of my career designing, building, and marketing computer software. After retiring, I needed a creative outlet. A few years ago I discovered mixed media collage and it’s been a love affair ever since. I’ve taught classes in altered books, handmade books, collage art and mixed media art. I’ve designed in the past for Grafix and I am currently on the Alpha Stamps design team.” [See More]
CARVED ROLLS OF PAPER BY ANA BIDART
Uruguay, Montevideo-based Artist Ana Bidart - Anitabling
MOST INTERESTING POSTINGS OF THE YEAR BY DEVIDSKETCHBOOK
You can view many interesting messages on page which were posted this year while this blog is exists. Many thanks to all my followers and thank you for your support. Also, thanks to all editors for tumbler support.
Wish you a Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year!
YARN BOMBING
Melissa Maddonni Haims (facebook) a fiber artist based in Philadelphia. she uses alternative materials (mostly recycled, reclaimed + rescued), specifically vintage fabrics and yarn, to create large scale crochet + knit installations. while the majority of her work shows in gallery settings, ms. Haims has a passion for public art and graffiti. she has been yarn bombing since early 2010.
- “Cold Comfort” | 1,2 and 3 images - Thirty separate installations made from yarns, Madagascar grasses and “plarn” (plastic bags made into yarn) appear along the center’s Widener Trail and main driveway, inviting winter travelers to stroll the woods and see them anew.
- “Atlantic City” at the end of the Atlantic City expressway
- “Miami | art basel 2011”
- “Yarn bombed piano”
- “April fools”
FLOWER SCULPTURES PARADE IN ZUNDERT, NETHERLANDS
Bloemencorso, the annual parade of flowers in Zundert. Despite the relatively small nature of Zundert (a small town with a population of about 20,000) the variety of and ingenuity of these sculptures seems to know no bounds. [via thisiscolossal]
STREET ART BY JULIANA SANTACRUZ HERRERA
Juliana’s art on the streets of Paris with intricate designs made from colourful yarn stuffed into the crevices.
SKULLS
Mexico-based Artist Vonny Val
- Turtles on the sky
- Spring death
- Death in pink
- Night in the sea
- The first day after death
- Golden Skull
EGGCUBISM BY ENNO DE KROON
I have never written a review before but I would like to say Bravo to the author of these works, they are amazing. I have seen a lot of things in my life, but… In a word, I think these works EGGCUBISM, are a little funny and interesting as well and I can say that this is an attempt from the artist to create a novel way of perceiving perspective.
Netherlands, Rotterdam-based Artist Enno De Kroon - As a painter I consider egg cartons as two-and-a-half dimensional objects which offer me remarkable possibilities for imagery. The waves of the egg cartons limit the viewer’s perception; they also make him aware of his positioning towards the image. The intentional limitation in subjective perception gives room for imagination and recall: the process of occlusion. By a fusion of direct and indirect perception conventional imagery is overtaken. At first sight this leads to a physical and mental incompleteness, that forces an integration which can only take place within the inner experience, apart from time and space. (compare the ‘head of Janus’, that looks at the present and the future congruently.)
Artist Enno De Kroon on saatchionline | flickr
SKY POKER ‘PLAY THE NATION’ CAMPAIGN
Cardstacker Bryan Berg | facebook
(London, England | February 2012 - Seven Day Build)
Berg’s first project in the UK, Sky Poker teamed up to celebrate its highly anticipated ‘Play The Nation’ campaign. A division of BSkyB British Sky Broadcasting, Sky Poker is Britain’s leading online poker room. After a public Facebook vote, Sky challenged Berg to recreate one of London’s most famous landmarks: Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. In the city’s 2012 Olympic Parkvillage, Berg presented Big Ben at Aspers Casino Westfield Stratford, the UK’s largest gaming venue and biggest poker room. The freestanding structure took 50,000 playing cards. Soccer AM host Max Rushden performed the knockdown, sending the enormous 14 x 7 1/2 ft composition flying with a kick of a soccer ball.
