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Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Study of musculature - Stuart Morris
Stuart Morris draw muscles on top of the image of the human form as artistic exercise and expression. His focus on mastering the technique and its transferability explained by him self draw my attention.
“I‘m currently strengthening my skills and technique to enable me to produce strong artwork that is applicable and transferable in a range of industries from character design and animation for games design and film through to portrait and figurative illustration for advertising, editorials, music and fashion.”
via: artandsciencejournal.com
Human Bodies as Flowers and Butterflies
Cecelia Webber's images are made up of hundreds of nude bodies which become a spectacularly different whole.
In an interview for The Sun, Cecelia described part of the process and more of her thinking: "It can take a great deal of time to get the correct photograph and I often take over 50 photos of a single pose to bring what I see in my head into reality. But I hope to encourage people to think differently about their own bodies." Via: environmentalgraffiti.com
Surreal ceramics
Kate MacDowell's ceramic sculptures combine elements from anatomy, transforming the natural world in unexpected and surreal ways. Is There an Ecological Unconscious?
Mechanical Mirage
Mechanical Mirage is a fantastic collection of works from Japanese artist Kazuhiko Nakamura AKA Almacan. His work combines surrealism and cyberpunk using Shade (3D software) and Photoshop.
Do it together: The Rinpa Eshidan
In Japanise: "Rinpa" is a word created by the founders of the group meaning "to bring people together, while "Eshidan" essentially means "art crew." The Rinpa Eshidan is a team of artists brought together by a common creative expression. The group's main activities are performing in live-art events and creating videos of art in action. Members: Noiz-Davi, Daisuke Yamamoto, D.H.Rosen, Akari Sasai and XOLA. Via The Rinpa Eshidan website
Screenshots from one of my old favourites from 2006; 'puzzle'
Ana Somnia: The Light Sensitive Website
"Ana Somnia is a generative art project that emulates how we dream, combining animation, soundscapes and code. Kim Köster’s Illustrations merge in manifold permutations, seemingly the same, yet different each time. Switch off your lights to enter Ana’s dreamworld". When it becomes too intense flip the lights back on and it ends. Project by Rostlaub: autors of 99 rooms (2004)
Steampunk Mechanical Cheetah
Steampunk Mechanical Cheetah by Andrew Chase is made of electrical conduit, transmission parts, and 20-gauge steel. The cheetah has mechanical joints to allow some movement…se the animation!....and other creatures in Andrew world
The Google Art Project
Explore museums and great works of art in the Google Art Project.
“You’ll find a selection of super high-resolution images of famous works of art as well as more than a thousand other images, by more than 400 artists—all in one place. And with Street View technology, you can take a virtual tour inside 17 of the world’s most acclaimed art museums.” via: Google’s Official Blog
The power of visualization
Nuclear Detonation Timeline "1945-1998" is a Multimedia artwork by Isao Hashimoto
It is a visualization of the 2053 nuclear tests and explosions that took place between 1945 and 1998 in various parts of the globe. Beautiful, and scary at the same time.
About "1945-1998" ©2003 by autor:
"This piece of work is a bird's eye view of the history by scaling down a month length of time into one second. No letter is used for equal messaging to all viewers without language barrier. The blinking light, sound and the numbers on the world map show when, where and how many experiments each country have conducted. I created this work for the means of an interface to the people who are yet to know of the extremely grave, but present problem of the world." via ctbto.org
Universum av Toporek
"It is an eclectic collection that includes poetry, mysticism, mathematics, music, theology, quantum physics, sacred geometry, philosophy and visual arts." Sergio Toporek om sin arbete
Fashion animals
Grafik designer HELMO skapat den bild kollektionen för Galeries Lafayette in Paris.
Info Via: fabrikproject.com.
"Flou" : ett spel baserad på ljudspår
Skaparna själva vill inte kalla "Flou" för spel eftersom man kan inte vinna eller förlora, skjuta eller samla poäng. I stället du navigerar genom en 3D värld fylld med musikaliska objekt och med det skapar din egen ljudmix. Det som gör spelet ännu mer intressant är möjlighet att skapa egna ljudvärldar och dela dessa med andra Flou användare. Prova själv!
Färganalys av kända konstverk
Färg analys från kända konstnärer. Vakert och praktisk funktion med möjligheter att ladda hem paletter till Adobes program; In The Mod
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