Art by Mioke (Germany) Art by Mioke (Germany) ----------------------<cut>---------------------- Сайт автора Необходимо зарегистрироваться чтобы прочитать текст или скачать файлы Charlie Layton Graphic designer Charlie Layton started sketching for his own amusementRealised his fridge door was the same material as a dry-erase boardDrawings have gone viral and his website crashed from the extra traffic By Steve Robson Published: 17:03 GMT, 15 January 2013 | Updated: 04:46 GMT, 18 January 2013 It started out as a way for freelance designer Charlie Layton to entertain himself over his morning coffee. The Philadelphia-based artist realised his fridge freezer door was made out of the same material as a dry-erase board and was perfect for him to practice doodling. Now every Friday he spends 25 minutes trying to come up with something clever and then posts his efforts online. Charlie improvises with the freezer door to create this clever image which gives the impression of an x-ray Stop thief! Ice work: Each drawing takes Charlie around 25 minutes to come up with and he posts a new one on his blog every Friday 'It's pretty crazy.
Imp Head Color 1 Ten Stone Tea was a bit of an adventure for me. I had been feeling artistically weighed down with a seemingly endless parade of freelance jobs not to mention my full time, nine to five job. After I finally got a little bit of time for myself I decided that to keep myself fresh and to recharge my batteries I would do a painting just for me. This is the result. To tell you the God's honest truth I wasn't really sure of what to paint when I started and frankly most of the elements in this painting are stuff I put in on the fly. I would also like to note I was so enamoured with the method and the style of this painting I decided this would only be the very first in a long series of paintings that I will at some future date collect into a book and publish.
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Etched Leather Artwork by Mark Evans The artist Mark Evans creates portraits of famous faces, all hand-etched into leather hides. He creates artwork using knives as his ‘paintbrushes’. These leather works of art are incredible and impressivley detailed. > markevansart.com WXN&MLKN Mark Malazarte ☻ INFO × Personal × ASK × RANDOM × Archives × B&W × Cinema! × Jamz × Movie Posters × Hoops × Music × Soul × Notable Asians × RSS ❂ December 9, 2009 ♥ 1252 × 11 Comments "However vast the darkness, we must supply our own light" — Stanley Kubrick, 1968 Playboy Magazine interview via qja / drinkyourjuice Under: quotes existentialism kubrick ♥ 1252 × 11 Comments Notes: Page: of 1
Michał Dziekan Illustrator and character designer Michal Dziekan was born and raised in small town in south-western Poland. He moved to city Wroclaw where he attended Architecture on University of Technology. After three years he left school and moved to Warsaw to work in post production studio Platige Image as a concept artist and matte painter. He stayed in Platige Image from 2007 to 2011, where working on animated commercials and films he got opportunity to gain experience in such fields as vfx compositing, motion graphics animation, animation direction and directing. At the beginning of 2011 he moved to the creative studio Ars Thanea but half year later he decided to star working as a freelancer. some of the clients: Wall Street Journal Briefings Magazine Procycling Magazine UK Przekrój Magazine DDB Warsaw Ogilvy & Mater Dubai TBWA/Raad Dubai Platige Image Ars Thanea exhibitions: publications:
Skin Collages By David Adey | Sculpting Artist David Adey creates these intricate collages by cutting fragments of printed skin from magazine photographs. The original photos are this way reconstructed from thousands of tiny scraps, cut into various geometric shapes and arranged in such a way that they stick on the canvas in only a single pin. It’s a painstaking process that takes up a couple of hundred hours, but the result is amazing and incredibly creative. Enjoy! (via David Adey)