Into Time is a new amazing piece from Rafaël Rozendaal. At first it might only seem as a living coloured gradient screen, but then you start clicking around and the colours split up into more and more blocks. Stunning.
Click here – intotime.com
If you liked this, then you MUST see this other fantastic piece from Rafaël – From The Dark Past.
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I’m really loving the subtle yet very defining graphic duplications that photographer Federico Cabrera has done in these photos for Gilles Et Dada.
Via Look in art
These beautiful abstract landscape paintings are not actually paintings, but photos manipulated with Flash.
The artist behind Quasimondo describes it like this: “automatic subdivision based on details in the underlying image. Areas with more detail get divided in smaller pieces.”
Detail from the first image:
So this is a pretty clever way for McDonald’s to take part in Fashion Weeks around the globe.
McFancy is an upmarket temporary McDonald’s store that, according to The Cool Hunter’s Access, should launch at Fashion Weeks in London, NYC, Paris, Milan, Sydney and Hong Kong.
McFancy is part art installation, hot spot and, of course, a restaurant that offers a tradional McDonald’s menu but packaged in a playful and stylish way that will definitely attract the highly desirable and influential consumers that attend Fashion Weeks more than the usual McDonalds packaging.
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I have previously written about 31-year old photographer Jaime Martinez’s cool gif-animations, and now I have once again stumpled upon more of his amazing photography skills. Read more about the Mexico City based photography talent here.
These photos are taken from Martinez’s portfolio. Gorgeous!
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AAAAmazing time lapse video showing the lastest work from artist Two Twelve.
It’s an absolute must-see and make sure you enjoy the music which fits the video perfectly!
Click here if you have trouble seeing the video.
These retro graphics are inspired by the research of sociologist Bruno Latour. The idea is to show what is the marketing, the sociology and relationship behind the different Apple products.
Made by Rétrofuturs and Stéphane Massa-Bidal. Tight style!
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I’m not sure how many jeans these new posters for italian jeans brand Meltin’Pot will sell, but as graphic posters I do appreciate the many different retro-styles and the beautful colorschemes.
Made by Armando Testa.
Origami folding master Hasegawa Yosuke, sure knows how to fold them bills!
Via Scene360
Parisian artist Edouard Delage has developed some interesting vector based art pieces.
He has some great photo’s on his site too.
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Romanian artist/painter Adrian Ghenie makes some of the most interesting paintings I’ve seen in a long time.
I could look at them for hours on end.
Via Look in art
The art direction on this video is spectacular! An absolute must-see!
Rethink ad agency is offering the chance to win a two-year $18,000 scholarship to Langara College’s Communication and Ideation Design program.
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Felt like I had to share this wonderful blog with you guys. Nicolas Cage portrayed as almost any possible character out there.
It had my attention for a pretty long time and made me smile again and again – take a look for yourself here.
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These somewhat brutal illustrations makes me want to look away – but I can’t. Fascinating.
By artist Daniel Sparkes.
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Great work by London based illustrator Dan Stafford.
Love the softness and colours!
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Found this great collection of 30 humourous print advertisements.
These are my favourites.
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