Insound has teamed up with Sonnenzimmer, the acclaimed Chicago design studio, to create 10 limited edition band t-shirts.
I’m giving away this one (my fave of the 10) with the band Broken Social Scene. If you want it, click here.
Click here to se the entire 10 for 10 collection.
Yi-Hsin Tzeng collects large amounts of international commercial images from her world and transfers them into her personal style. She uses various mediums to alter the images, such a foam and paint.
Yi-Hsin Tzeng was born in Taiwan and now lives in USA.
Via BEAUTIFUL/DECAY
I love the idea behind Project Thirty-Three.
Project Thirty-Three features album covers that is collected, scanned and archived by the owner of Jive Time Records, a Seattle based store specializing in used vinyl.
Via WANKEN
Intrigued by what he could not see, Harold Edgerton made it his life’s mission to analyze motion and extend our perception of time.
Edgerton was an inventor and a MIT professor who combined the stroboscopic process with the camera’s flash, and thereby he was able to photograph an entire range of movement that previously could not be seen by the naked eye.
Via My Modern Met
Dimitri Tsykalov‘s fruit sculls are impressive and creepy at the same time.
He also has a passion for meaty art. See more after the jump.
Dimitri Tsykalov’s meat series.
Via iGNANT
There’s a great deal of humor going through the photography work of artist duo TONK. Taiyo Onorato and Nico Krebs studied photography at the Zürich University of the Arts. Since 2003, they have worked together as the artist “TONK”.
From august 21st art gallery KUNSTAGENTEN exhibits the work of TONK in Berlin. More information here.
Via iGNANT
This great arty bodypaint ad campaing for Breast Cancer Foundation is so well thought out. They’ve created awereness on a very serious issue in a humourous way. And that’s a tough balance.
Made by DDB, Singapore.
Via Mircow’s World
Los Angeles-based photographer Emily Shur has oustanding creative photography skills.
Read an interview with Emily Shur here.
Touching Strangers is a brilliant on-going photo series by Richard Renaldi.
Complete strangers are asked to pose together with the stipulation that they must touch each other in some manner.
Via BOOOOOOOM!
German artist Clemens Behr makes some seriously wicked installations! He uses the simplest materials to create complex ephemeral architectures, which fill gallery spaces with origami-like structures.
Clemens Behr was born in 1985, lives in Dortmund/Germany and is currently studying graphic design.
Via PYTR 75
SHIFT is a beautiful photo series by 21-year old photographer Johnny Lucus. The colourful and blurry effect was achieved using a pair of recular paper 3D glasses. Johnny folded them to double the effect and held it over the lens. Simple as that!
Do visit Johnny Lucus’ Behance portfolio.
Via Icon_ology
I really like the redesign that Dowling Duncan did on the American dollar bills for the Dollar ReDe$ign Project.
Dowling Duncan is a graphic design studio with offices in Newark (UK) and San Francisco (US).
David McDermott & Peter McGough explore different periods, in their way of life as well as in their art. For over 30 years, the art duo have been living as though it’s the end of the 19th century. From a townhouse in the East Village they created their art by candlelight, lived without modern appliances and traveled through Manhattan on horseback complete with top hats and the finest couture from nearly a century ago.
Their inspiration may perhaps be found in their recent paintings, which copy the iconography of the Hollywood films noirs and the comics of the 1960’s.
NOW AFTER ALL THOSE THINGS YOU TOLD ME. 2006 (1965). oil on linen
AFTER THE TEARDROPS START. 2009 (1966). oil on linen
I LIVED FOR AN HOUR. 2008 (1967). oil on linen
SOMETHING I’VE NEVER HAD. 2008 (1967). Oil on linen
I CRIED FOR YOU. 2008 (1967). oil on linen
I WANT YOU SO, 1966. 2008. Oil on linen
NO TOMORROWS FOR THIS HEART OF MINE, 1966. 2008. Oil on linen
MY HAPPINESS IS MISERY, 1966. 2008. Oil on linen
Via We Find Wildness and Revil in New York.
This numbers series by Stockholm-based photographer Alexander Crispin caught my eye. All though it is not difficult to shot these still lifes, it is a highly meticulous process that takes time and the results are always really visual. Done for an ad campaign for the Swedish company SET Revision.
Reminded me of Linda Hundgren’s food campaign for Hemköp.
Via Buamai
Mario Zoots’ collages are delightfully weird, sexy and very original.
Zoots was born in 1981 in USA.
Via Sweet Station
Lisbon-based illustrator Christiana Couceiro makes beautiful collage work.
“I collect memories, personal and collective, national and international. My collages are made from an assemblage of different forms, thus creating a new one. They may include newspaper titles, vintage photos, pieces of paper, portions of other artworks, book pages, placed on a new piece of paper.”
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At the moment I’m not really too fond of vector illustrations. But these outstanding celebrity vector illustrations by craniodsgn definitely caught my eye.
Craniodsgn AKA Alejandro Garcia lives in Castellon, Spain.
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