Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

3.20.2012

Paper New York


Lately, I've been missing the busy streets and beautiful buildings that make up New York City. While this paper version won't exactly solve my craving to be in the city that never sleeps, it's still pretty cute. The 1/100 scale model is by Japanese paper artist Terada Mokei, who also has baby versions of Tokyo, trains, and a zoo, among others.







2.28.2012

Darcel Illustrations for Colette's 15th Birthday


The French boutique Colette is celebrating its 15th birthday, and in honor of the occasion, artist Craig Redman is creating 150 illustrated portraits to be displayed and sold at Colette. Redman, creator of the one-eyed illustrated alter-ego Darcel (check out Darcel Disappoints here), features fashion folk, musicians, and artists, all in Darcel style. To view more of the portraits, head over to Colette's website at this link.











2.24.2012

The Water Tank Project



The Water Tank Project is a project using public art to get New Yorkers to think twice about the water we waste. The organization Word Above the Street is behind the initiative, where NYC's iconic rooftop water tanks will be covered in artwork.  The project is not expected to go into motion until spring of next year, but donations are being accepted now. Find out more here.


2.22.2012

Coffee Ring Stain Art by Hong "Red" Yi




Amazing! A video of the artist, Hong "Red" Yi, creating the coffee stain portrait can be found here (click).


2.02.2012

Luminarie De Cagna's LED Cathedral




Made of 55,000 LED lights, this amazingly bright cathedral is on display at the Light Festival Ghent, in Belgium. Created by the Italian family business Luminarie De Cagna, this work of art doesn't use as much energy as you may think, only consuming 20Kwatt/h.



1.23.2012

"Cross Roads" by Jeremy Kenyon Lockyer


I love this digital print, originally taken on a Polaroid camera, of a road in New Mexico. The artist, Jeremy Kenyon, Lockyer, had a brush with death when he fell severely ill from a respiratory disease, but emerged a strong creative force.

You can find more of his work here.


1.21.2012

Trash Artwork by Tim Noble & Sue Webster


Tim Noble and Sue Webster are familiar with the idea of "found objects" art, using scraps, junk, and trash to create shadow art projected on walls. See more at Trendland.net

1.11.2012

"Over Mountains"



"Over Mountains" print by Efi Tolia via Society6.com

1.07.2012

The Obliteration Room




Interior inspiration for your home? Maybe not, but I would have loved to have the privilege of sticking colorful dot stickers on everything when I was younger. Titled "The Obliteration Room," this installation at the Queensland Gallery of Modern Art allowed visitors to transform a completely white space with thousands of stickers.