Japanese artist Kumi Yamashita uses various seemingly simple objects and some back light to create incredible shadow paintings. A large steel exclamation point, lit from right angle becomes a question mark, aluminum numbers add up to create a silhouette of a woman, bent aluminum sheets cast
At a distance, Sagaki Keita’s works look like recreations of classical paintings and sculptures, but when you come closer, you start to see that they’re composed of hundreds and thousands of whimsical cartoon doodles. Amazingly, all his works are completely improvised and hand-drawn without being
Spanish artist Alicia Martin used thousands of old books to create amazing book waterfalls that pour out the windows and straight into the streets. She is well known for her massive book installations across Europe, however Martin’s most recent series, called Biografies, are based in her hometown, Madrid.
Two weeks ago, during the inaugural Tokyo Hotaru festival, 100,000 little balls with LED were released in the Sumida River. The impressive installation was made to resemble fireflies (hotaru) and looked like a blur on the river when viewed from a distance. The spheres were 100% powered
Pencils, pegboards, pins, pixels — we’ve been fascinated for a long time by the notion of creating big things from tiny parts. Hiding the image in plain site. Creating pointillist art with physical objects. So whenever we see yet another iteration of this idea, we pay attention. Apparently,
Surreal Land Art. German-based artist Cornelia Konrads creates incredible site specific installations using the materials naturally available to her at that particular location – be it branches, rocks or even snow. The results are mind-blowing. Her pieces seem to defy the rules of gravity and
Some of you probably have already seen beautiful cut-away leaf art by Lorenzo Duran before, and now the artist was hired to work on an ad campaign by Legas Delaney for Plant for the Planet. The aim of the campaign was to show leaf’s ability to absorb CO2. Lorenzo Duran was
Excelente infografía donde se analiza a los dibujantes. O debería decir que se desgrana a los dibujantes 😉 via: runtimecomics
Hola. Una infografía sobre Steve Jobs y su contribución al arte. Seguro que todos hemos tenido alguno de estos modelos… que tiempos aquellos… Un saludo. Vía: alfredovela
Cuando crees que esta todo inventado y no hay nada en la publicidad que te pueda sorprender, ves algo asi y…