emilie griottes | choose your colour

image source: griottes

proteigon with luca fiore

miranda july | the hallway

staudinger + franke | exploding cameras

source: staudinger + franke

takeshi kawano | melting animal sculptures

bringing awareness to unfortunate reality that is the global warming.




image source: joesdaily

jesse reed | we still use film

source: jessereadfromohio

masao seki | wire sculptures

the creative power of simplicity.

source: spoon tomago

album artwork from the source

"Every piece of the album artwork was created by the song itself. We might have helped by pouring paint onto blasting speaker membranes and catching the paint spills on paper, we might have helped by playing the drums with paint splashing drum sticks, but the real artist was the sound. We were just instruments." - instrumenti

shun kawakami | isetan

sit | noir 2011

"With ‘Noir’ Sit returns to his bold black & whites, examining the troubled relation between the animal kingdom and mankind even closer. This time around his work is focused on the magnificent beauty of the beast and the way it is used to serve the vanity that is intricate to humanity.

The result is a haunting series that is simultaneously sexy and morbid. The sensual textures of fur and feathers are juxtaposed with pale animal skulls and soft female curves to illustrate the malicious blackness gnawing away at the edges of our sense of beauty." - sit.bigcartel.com

chris silas neal | blackout

"Carlos Alberto Torres arrived in New York on July 13 1977, in the midst of the blackout.
In this video, Carlos recollects his time in New York City." - chris silas neal

john powers | fat bastard 2010

"The impenetrable geometries of John Powers’ abstract sculptures call to mind a wide range of influences, borrowing equally from art movements like postminimalism and pop culture icons like Star Wars. Meticulously constructed by hand, Power’s forms are constructed out of a limited formal vocabulary: Polystyrene blocks cut to a selection of preset sizes, attached to each other at 90 degree angles. The resulting structure gives the appearance of being a computer-aided design but is in reality the outcome of a human-executed algorithm, dictated by the artist’s intuition expressed through the repetitive action of connecting blocks." - NODE10

image source: Generator.x

nanna van blaaderen | more or less

"The sculptural handknitted collection 'More or Less' is inspired by organic forms, animal life and nature. Using thick woolen yarns in off-white colors, Nanna van Blaaderen experimented in combining knitting techniques with braidingtechniques. This resulted in various expressive garments of voluminous structures and forms." - nannavanblaaderen.com

source: medesignmag; nanna van blaaderen

dana tanamachi | chalk art

"Dana Tanamachi is a graphic designer and custom chalk letterer who hails from the Lone Star State, but currently resides in Brooklyn, New York. She enjoys crafting, reading, walking, and especially listening to Country music from the 1990s.

In June 2008, Dana moved to New York City and began working at SpotCo designing posters for Broadway shows. Currently, she works at Louise Fili Ltd, a NYC-based studio specializing in logo, package, restaurant, and book design.

After hours, Dana moonlights as a custom chalk letterer, creating large-scale chalk installations in New York City. She also applies her chalk lettering to a wide variety of uses for publications, packaging, and apparel." - danatanamachi.com

dan mountford | double exposure portraits

when you look at these images, the first thing that probably pops in your head is - photoshop overlays - piss easy. right? i thought the very same. alas! the images below were created with the eyes and hands of a talented photographer. dan mountford's work is photoshop overlay free. queue gasp. pretty nifty, yes? i thought so too.

image source: fubiz

daniel arsham | pixel clouds

source: danielarsham