Aerial Alphabet
June 22nd, 2010
Thomas de Bruin has accomplished quite a feat. He captured the alphabet, numbers and symbols from aerial location shots throughout The Netherlands. [ Continue Reading ]
Thomas de Bruin has accomplished quite a feat. He captured the alphabet, numbers and symbols from aerial location shots throughout The Netherlands. [ Continue Reading ]
Jasper Goodall’s solo gallery show Poster Girl is a commentary on the fine line between fetishism, fantasy and reality, expressed through shiny latex, dripping goo and acrylic body-masking cutouts. The titles of his prints — Bad Bambi, Pink Polish, Crude Oil, Medusa, Tigress and Evil Mickey — entice our curiosity and give us an inkling of what is about to come. [ Continue Reading ]
Here’s an Apple-centric concept from the Italian design firm ADR Studio, one that I’m not sure was thought all the way through. For the most part, I am completely in love with my Apple products, and I think the brain children behind these stellar items know what the public wants. Which is why I’ll bet Apple wouldn’t embark on this adventure in wristwatch domination.
Dear Creatures is the love child of Bianca Benitez and Rob Sinclair. The inspiration behind their Spring 2010 line is Jack Demy’s The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, a French musical film from 1964. The chic clothing pays homage to 1960s Parisian life and delivers high drama through rich textural design. [ Continue Reading ]
When I saw this video still from Euphorie, an audio visual show performed in Paris by François Wunschel and Fernando Favier, I sort of expected two Jedi performers battling it out to music. Actually, it’s much cooler than that. [ Continue Reading ]
Jacqueline Rush Lee is drawn to everyday materials with a desire to transform them into sculptures that speak of alternate past lives. Her goal is turning what is familiar and common, into artistic objects that are unfamiliar and undeniably uncommon. [ Continue Reading ]
Christian Schmidt, a German freelance photographer, is award-winning for a reason. No matter what he points his camera at, the resulting image is breathtaking, intriguing, or mesmerizing. [ Continue Reading ]
I love amazing art. It’s inspiring, uplifting, satisfying, and makes me kinda giddy. I feel lucky to have an excuse to view art and write about my experience of it here. You can also find me at my blog Words Are Food, where I talk about nutrition, wellness, and–you guessed it–food. Hope you enjoy my posts!