Friday, February 27, 2009
levi_van_veluw
The Dutch artist Levi Van Veluw is known for using the human head as a canvas for his art. In his early
works, he drew on himself with ballpoint pens, decorated his head like a miniature landscape or covered his head in rocks... Weirdo! His newly released 2009 self-portraits are comprised of two series, one using flexible lights and one using hair.
happy_clouds
akiyoshi_kitaoka
Animal Collective’s “Merriweather Post Pavilion”
I'm not a huge fan of the Animal Collective, based on the fact that they just rip off the Beach Boys and use electronics, but the new record cover for Merriweather Post Pavilion is awesome. The cover was inspired by the work of a Japanese professor in Kyoto named Akiyoshi Kitaoka. Most likely you have seen these before and chances are he created it. He calls his work Anomalous Motion Illusion.
via GraphicHug
sarah_rhoads
idk.. their photo's are beautiful, very clean yet edgy enough!
...Your job seriously has to be so fun/rewarding!
Sarah Rhodes Photography
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
kittens_inspired_by_kittens
Ohhh my gosh! This is hilarious,
you should watch this with Klaus :)
MAGIC!
WRESTLING!!
sliding_house
hahah.. this is rad.
London architects dRMM have designed a house with mobile walls and roof that can be moved to cover and uncover parts of the dwelling. The mobile element, which is 28 metres long and weighs 50 tons, move along rails set into the ground. “the Sliding House is an extended bravura performance of life-enhancing design possibilities”.
via Fabrikproject
Monday, February 23, 2009
KANYE WEST
The video Kanye released on February 17, ‘cause he got all nervous, which is probably a really good thing for Chairlift.
Sunday, February 22, 2009
datamoshing
So it looks like digital glitches in this vid for Chairlift but the technique is called datamoshing... kinda cool but also intense to watch!
via kottke
daito_manabe
hahaha..this crazy experiment born from Daito Manabe is pretty cool and funny! Small electric pulses stimulates his facial muscles, synced to music.
THE BIG PICTURE
So this is pretty much how i get my news. God bless RSS!!!
News stories in photographs. By Alan Taylor
knitta_pleaseee
^Theresa Honeywell's work reflects her interests in the “manly arts” with a feminine twist. haha, I love it.
^It reminds me of when Kris and I were all in to knitting because we wanted to join forces with this hippy-esc group call knittaplease. It's soo rad. Check out the site. Basically it's a tag crew of knitters, bombing the inner city with stitched works of art, wrapped around everything from beer bottles to public monuments and utility poles.
keyboards
jeff_soto
Jeff Soto is an awesome artist that went to school and lives in SoCal. My friend interviewed him for a piece we did for our school magazine a while back. He's a interesting person and is maninly involved in the Pop-Surrealism movement. He has shown his paintings and installations throughout the United States and internationally..pretty cool!
Friday, February 20, 2009
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