art design
The Smithsonian Community Reef Coordinated by Jennifer Lindsay Created by Sara Abrahamsson, Alice Abrash, Judy Adams, Zahra Afshari, Katie Ahlfeld, Patricia Ahlfeld, Carrie Alexander, Janet Alger, Janet Allen, Dawn Alley, Jennifer Amarante, Robin Andersen, Beth Anderson, Mary Elizabeth Andrews, Claudia Angle, Anonymous, Anonymous Family, Summayya Ansari, Terry Anstrom, Megan Armenti, Katherine Armstrong, Zain Aslam, Barbara Atchison, Sylvia Atkins, Marcea Austin, Debora Bachman, Joan Baker, Kate Baker, Mia Baker, Sandra Baker, Shelby Baker, Niki Balani, Beverly Ballor, Jane E. Bancroft, Barbara Banks, Holly Barbour, Suzanne Barbour, Emily Barker, Lydia Barringer, Annie Barsky, Angela Barton, Barbara Barton, Freda Bayer, Lisa Bayne, Janell C.
Sant Ocean Hall, Smithsonian, Washington, D.C. | Crochet Coral Reef
Chandeliers are usually made of crystal and diamonds. This one’s made of tampons. At first glance, this dramatic chandelier created by Joana Vasconcelos looks ordinarily beautiful, but look closer, and you’ll be bloody surprised!
The Bride | Chandelier Made of 14,000 Tampons : Crazy or Not ?
<img src="http://makezineblog.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/934c7d0b5a9c815b5140f2010a771bd9-e1325602818228.jpeg?w=400&h=583" alt="" title="architectural-darth-vader-head1" width="400" height="583" class="alignnone size-full wp-image-124312" /> Bellino Alain created this fascinating take on Darth Vader using what look to be antique fixtures and household hardware.
Architectural Salvage Darth Vader Helmet
I am sure many of you are already familiar with the name Naoto Hattori , a rising star from Japan responsible for a phenominal amount of Subversive Psychedelic Lowbrow Art. I couldn't throw enough adjectives at this mans giant body of deranged works. Naoto's cute Rydenesk characters creep closer to the macabre than many of his contemporaries (in the pop surrealist movement) and are packed with more drug references than you could poke a joint at. I would like to probe deeper into the mind of Naoto at some stage and may come back with an interview. For now, i must go to bed.
Naoto Hattori at Lineage Gallery | beinArt Collective & Publishing
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You Haven’t Seen That Kind of Art Before, Have You?
We have had a pretty long discussion here in the office of Cruzine magazine today on how to choose a title for the showcase we have just prepared. Steampunk, shock art, contemporary art installations, or maybe simply photo manipulations? As the result we have decided to take a Solomon’s decision and let you, our readers, guess how to categorize or describe the images, you will see below. So, get ready for something really unusual, sometimes shocking, but mostly amusing, with clear traces of some art trends, though it will not be that easy to identify the particular art movements and schools into which these works fit the best. There is one thing we can say for sure. This showcase is a kind of an ode to the modern or better to say contemporary art diversity.
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Rowena Martinich Rowena Martinich is an abstract expressionist with a difference. While her work is sometimes displayed within the white pristine space of the art gallery, it is more likely to be found in the spaces of the everyday – the shop, the train, the school, the office, the café.
Sweet Station
Dan Stafford, Londres,illustration,David Lynch,Stanley Kubrick »
Dan Stafford est un illustrateur basé à Londres. Son inspiration lui vient des univers des réalisateurs comme David Lynch ou Stanley Kubrick et son œuvre joue sur la dualité des paysages colorés et de l’objet de provocation. À ce jour, Stafford a eu des travaux publiés à travers de nombreuses revues et a des clients qui l’aime et le suivent comme The Coolhunter et le magazine Bearded.
French Kitch’ lancera prochainement “ La Table by French Kitch’” , la tablette tactile culinaire qui va métamorphoser votre cuisine.
le blog de la décoration et du design -Page design 11
Voilà maintenant 4 ans que j'explore le web pour trouver des talents et à chaque nouvel artiste je pense que c'est le dernier, l'ultime artiste qui manquait à mon tableau et puis 'boum', je tombe sur un nouveau encore plus impressionnant que les autres.
The King of art II