Thursday, 24 April 2008
Zach Smiths Sketchbook...
http://www.zaxart.com/sketchbook/
This is Zach Smiths sketchbook, every day he uploads another image that hes drawn that day. This is a virtual sketchbook collection, a good way in my eyes to get work out there and people seeing it, as well as keeping you motivated to keep on posting. It also would make you a lot less shy about your work.
Wheres wally...
Where On Earth Is Waldo?
Really fun idea, basicly this group has put a giant waldo/wally on top of a building and are waiting for it to get photographed by a satalite so that the wally shows up on google maps, clever and inventive, its a simple idea that just works really well.
Jen Stark...
Jen Stark
Jen Stark uses layers and layers of paper, intricately cut into paper sculptures. I love these, they make something thats both delicate and beautiful out of everyday materials, and the level of commitment to the work to create this is staggering. The sculptures look almost alien, i would love to see these applied over a bigger sculpture, perhaps erupting from a 3d object or somesuch.
Jen Stark uses layers and layers of paper, intricately cut into paper sculptures. I love these, they make something thats both delicate and beautiful out of everyday materials, and the level of commitment to the work to create this is staggering. The sculptures look almost alien, i would love to see these applied over a bigger sculpture, perhaps erupting from a 3d object or somesuch.
Wednesday, 23 April 2008
My own promo work...
Friday, 18 April 2008
pantone masterpiece...
tim fraser brown has created this "manetone" Édouard Manet’s, ‘Bar at the Folies Bergere’ out of old pantone chips. Anything built up of lots of small components in a suprising way i love, i think it brings another level of coolness to the whole thing. its framed as if in a gallery also, adding to the effect, everything is considered.
Tuesday, 15 April 2008
Monday, 14 April 2008
get a dog
get a dog by Siggi Eggertsson. These are sold on the site ifyoucould.co.uk as limited edition screenprints. I love the limited colour pallet and the dog thats made up of the small trianglar shapes. I like anything that breaks down into the smallest possible building blocks and starts from there. It gives the piece a sense of unity about it.
Sunday, 6 April 2008
giraffes united...
Wednesday, 2 April 2008
Dan mumford
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