You probably will have seen Gregory’s work on Bon Iver’s album ‘Bon Iver’, but there’s a whole lot more to him than that. Make sure you have a look at his installation work.
Have a look at his work at: www.gregoryeuclide.com
//Here goes a comment about Katherine’s style with references to Egon Schiele and how good ink drawings are.//
Fashion illustration is a funny one, not one I’m usually friends with. But I’d like to get to know these more.
“Andy performs through the synchronization of form and colour, in order to create these geometric works of art. Being a musician, Andy’s inspired by the physics of sound and acoustic.”
Taken from Breed London - http://www.breedlondon.com/
I looked Robert up after seeing his paintings for the recent Federal Bikes ads. Check him out.
Josh Hadar takes a very original approach to making very original bikes.
Currently exhibiting on 285 Lafayette Street, NY.
Stussy’s spring 2011 collection, featuring artwork by guest artist Cody Hudson.
I saw this on itsnicethat. Had to re-post. 1200 Hot Wheel toy cars. Enough said.
What the font?!
myfonts.com offer a way of finding out the name of your font, something most designers ask at least once a day! It’s like the Shazam of typefaces.
Also showing at the Hell’s Half Acre exhibition was Ian Francis. This picture does no justice so check out the website.
Amongst the dark pieces at the Hell’s Half Acre exhibition I spotted this spikey shiny installation called Object Desire. Definitely more desirable from afar but still amazing!
If you’ve already seen today’s Google logo, then ‘I’m not the only one’.
You’ll never look at a jack Daniel or Elvis mirror the same again. This recent short by Danny Cooke documents the intense methods involved in David’s approach to glass embossing.
Just when you thought you were working as hard as you possibly could!
Film by: www.Danny Cooke.co.uk
A relatively new animation by Blu. This one shows the theory of evolution and in tern their theory on how it may all end!
This France based motion graphics artist produces some amazing shorts.
These guys take street art into the air with 3d computer simulated graffiti graphics.
This digital, anti digital community, creates a platform for the hardcore analog fan. A place for people to collect, upload and share their Polaroid images.
If you’ve got a few minutes spare, go get lost in the Reader Wives Collective website. If you find the Graffiti Girls link you’re in for a treat.
http://www.readerswivescollective.com
They’ve also got a rad mix cloud playlist: http://www.mixcloud.com/readerswives/
Take a visit to the Haunch of Venison Gallery to see the I Will Survive exhibition by Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos. Watch out for the Garden of Eden and all sorts of crochet delights. Keep your eyes peeled for the Polly Morgan pieces too.
