Legeekcestchic. François Sola est un photographe français, vivant dans la ville de Lyon. Dans le projet que nous vous présentons, ce dernier revisite les GIFs de façon artistique et extrêmement poétique. C’est sous terre qu’il trouve son inspiration, en parcourant les couloirs et les quais de métro. En effet, ce dernier nous gratifie d’images dans un noir et blanc profond qui semblent à première vue être figées ; mais, lorsque l’on y regarde de plus près, on s’aperçoit que certains éléments, eux, sont en mouvement. Des petits détails qui font tout le charme de ce projet qui joue indéniablement avec notre perception de l’espace et du temps grâce au procédé du cinemagraph. Source : Gone-underground. Guy Shield Illustration. Guy Shield est un illustrateur australien basé à Melbourne. … On pourrait placer ses illustrations dans la catégorie du « lifestyle »
Each Week, Two Anonymous Students Named Dangerdust Create This Amazing Chalkboard Art. At the Columbus College of Art and Design, two rogue college students are creating quite a stir… but not by any normal means. They aren’t cheating or stealing, they are causing a creative riot. The anonymous duo, who go by the name Dangerdust, sneak into a classroom each week and create a masterpiece out of nothing but chalk. The pair are both seniors in Advertising & Graphic Design, and they are probably busy with a larger than life course-load, but they still remain passionate about their weekly chalk art. These two create some of the most beautiful (and inspiring) art you’ll ever see.
On Sunday or Monday nights, the magic happens. The pair selects a vacant classroom. Then, they get to work. They complete each masterpiece in one fell swoop. It can take up to 11 HOURS to finish one of their designs. “They choose a quote from a list compiled from Google searches and suggestions from friends, draw up a rough sketch, and then get to work using regular chalk.” Even Dr. We need more of THIS! Allison lehman : show + tell / 30 Day Drawing Challenge - StumbleUpon. Drawing Board - StumbleUpon. A Hodgepodge Of Old Photos That You Guys Might Find Interesting - StumbleUpon.
October 16, 2011 | No Comments » | Topics: Pics, Vintage (via) Hot Stories From Around The Web Other Awesome Stories. Neonflames - StumbleUpon. A Spinning Mosaic of Patterns Drawn with Wet Clay on a Potter’s Wheel. As a person who’s spent more than a few hours at the seat of a potter’s wheel I can attest to the strangely soothing act of doodling around with wet clay sludge (called slip) before or after throwing a pot. As fun as it is, it’s still somewhat surprising to see the act elevated to this level of artistry by Michael Gardner Mikhail Sadovnikov who blurs the line between performance and visual art as he creates pattern after pattern on an empty wheel.
(via The Awesomer) Impressionist cake.