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
Last year was the first time you may have heard the term “cinemagraph” which was used to describe the Moving Photographs by Jamie Beck and Kevin Burg. Now, the talented duo from New York is back with some more fabulous animated GIF’s. Visual Graphics Artist Kevin Burg
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.
El blanco y negro funciona también bastante bien en la fotografía de arquitectura. En este caso voy a compartir unos cuantos ejemplos de fotografía de arquitectura en blanco y negro. El museo Cristobal Balenciaga de Getaria se presta a ello, ya que es un volumen exento de color.
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
Last week, visitors to the TADAO CERN studio were invited to participate in a crazy portraits shoot where Lithuanian photographer Tadas Černiauskas aimed a powerful leaf blower at their faces creating some incredibly funny facial expressions. “Everyone (and there were more than one hundred!) who
El Sur de Tunez alberga uno de los ejemplo mas significativos de la arquitectura tradicional del pais. Se trata de los ksar. Un ksar esta formado por multitud de gorfas (estancias largas y estrechas, de techos en forma de bóveda de cañon, realizados de en piedra
Hace poco tuve la ocasión de fotografiar el edificio y las instalaciones del Basque Culinary Center para un reportaje de NORA. En esta ocasión quiero postear simplemente las fotografías arquitectónicas que hicimos durante la sesión. El edificio es un proyecto del estudio de arquitectura Vaumm. En él se
Designer Garth Britzman used 1,500 old plastic bottles to create a colorful parking canopy in Lincoln, Nebraska. Named Pop Culture, this beautiful installation “sought to stimulate creative alternatives for recycling and reusing materials.” The artist received financial support from Fulbright Canada and the University College of Architecture, and
Hola. Una infografía sobre las imágenes en el Social Media. Una imagen (y si es buena mejor) vale vás que 1.000 palabras. Un saludo. Vía: mdgadvertising