STUFF I LIKE
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Hyper Skulls with Flowers by Zach Johnsen
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San Francisco in black and white by Travis Jensen
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Optical Ripple, a new print from Simon C. Page.
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Intertextual Healing: Lygia Pape’s “Divisor” Restaged for the First Time in Asia
Lygia Pape’s 1968 performance “Divisor” restaged in Hong Kong....
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Ricettario: A Balanced Diet by Karsten Wegenerto and Elena Mora
Playful sculptures presenting a visual reminder to keep a healthy and balanced...
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with each new contribution to something4something i receive, i will combine something of mine. here is an example of the line drawing i received...
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unmarked,
unencumbered by my words(154 minutes / 2 sittings)
Kevin Townsend
JAILHOUSES BY FELIPE LUCHI
Brazil, Sao Paulo-based Art Director Felipe Luchi
(Print campaign for Go Outside Magazine)
ZOMBIE HEAD
These bowling balls were created by the advertising agency at Jun von Matt/Elbe in order to promote Germany’s 13th Street horror and science fiction channel. The cut off zombie head designs were done by famous spray gun artist Oliver Paass, and took over 3 weeks to complete the actual art work on the bowling ball. [ Via hiconsumption]
Creative Director | Razorfish | Jacques Pense
Ambi Pur “Supersize Popup” (Media)
Creative director Mike Ferrer wanted to make the Caesars Entertainment Corporation logo out of various objectssuch as knives, high-heel shoes, round stones, and more. Each object represented an aspect of the brand from celebrity chefs to spas.
Creative Director: Mike Ferrer
Copy Writer: Mark Bielik
Art Buyer: Shannon McMillan
Photographer: Adam Voorhes
WE ARE ALL PART OF THE SAME THING
Australian artist Dominique Falla created this stunning thread and nail poster as an entry for this year’s Positive Posters competition.
MUSCLES LEGGINGS – SHOW OFF THE HIDDEN SIDE OF YOUR ANATOMY
After the 3D Ribs Dress, today Blackmilk propose you to show off a little more of your anatomy thanks to theMuscles Leggings! Yes, I guess it must be hard to wear… You can always combine the two, but some find it a pity that the colors do not go together…
‘Swimmy’ by Ian McChesney in London, UK
Ian McChesney has amazingly combined forks into a complex whole creating a woven sculpture.
SKIN
Agency: Ogilvy Healthworld
Photography: L J Horkinson & Taylor James
Creative Direction: Taylor James
Artist - Charles Clary
Charles Clary is an emerging american artist who specializes in creating relief sculptures using layers of hand cut paper. clary’s work is tactile and colourful and extremely intricate.
Devour
“To eat is to appropriate by destruction” - Jean-Paul Sartre (French existentialist and writer, 1905-1980)
Artist - Phil Stern, David Flores
Photographer’s works are usually stolen by other artists who transform them, manipulate them, possess them. Here, a rarity, the photographer and the artist worked together to created their pictures.
John F. Kennedy - Marlon Brando - James Dean - Marilyn Monroe
