Posts Tagged ‘ art ’

Previously featured by Chemo way back in 2010, Shimizu has been sharpening her blades indeed.  Blog.
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“My name is Sachin Teng. I’m an artist living and working in New York City… Though I’m an illustrator I think more like a designer. Art is a means of visual communication, a kind of aesthetic discourse. They can tell you whatever they want, to buy a new flavor of gum, to go to war, go to a concert,...
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Kevin Cyr is a Brooklyn based artist that’s originally known for his diverse vehicle illustrations. In the past couple years he’s taken it to a new hands on level, fusing no emission transportation with man power. Conceptual, functional and with a new sense of freedom.
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Bertrand Bonello‘s 2011 House of Tolerance (L’Apollonide: Souvenirs de la Maison Close) intertwines the multiple stories of women living and working in an upscale Parisian brothel.
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The Lost Type is a type foundry that distributes fonts from designers all over the world. 100% of sales goes to the designers. Lost type takes no cut of sales and holds no funds.
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Alex Varanese is a San Francisco native. Designer, digital artist, and art director. These are his robots.
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This is the must-download app for any iPad owner. KILLMAG is the first visual interactive art magazine of it’s kind all wrapped up and packaged into an iPad app, and beside it’s functionality and interactive design being totally sick – it’s FREE-ninety-nine! You just have to check out KILLMAG for yourself because I’m not...
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Previously featured by Konahrtist, Oh Yeah studios got the right ideas going.   They also have a nice selection of prints available. What I like about their work is that it always works for their client while retaining their distinct sense of style.
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Once again type foundry, Hype for type, has come up with another nice little group of typefaces.
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Takuya Hosogane‘s 2011 show reel. Simple.
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Kris Kuksi can absolutely kill a sculpture, that’s for sure.  Previously posted by the now defunct Chemo.
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Brian Ulrich‘s “Copia” captures American consumption at its best. A strange and somewhat eerie place that some of us are all too familiar with.
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Legendary ad man John Jay, does an interview for Fast Company on his thoughts on creativity. John Jay is global executive creative director at Weiden + Kennedy. He helped found the company’s Shanghai and Tokyo branches and has worked on accounts such as Nike and Target. Weiden + Kennedy was recently dubbed “Agency of...
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Angelica Underhill is a photographer that’s fairly new to Empty K’s world. She doesn’t have much in her portfolio; I believe only 10 images in her flickr gallery. I’ve chosen half of them and hopefully, exposing her to our beautiful viewers she gets a good lead on creating hundreds of more images we can...
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Alexander Jansson is an illustrator from Göteborg, Sweden. Mr. Jansson seems heavily influenced by Hayao Miyazaki with a darker touch; such as Tim Burton. The Swedish artist definitely creates a mystical world, full of characters that makes the viewer crave for more. As I look through his work, I start to wonder what his...
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The Revolutionary War. A collaborative project in which a select group of designers, illustrators, and artists create visual interpretations of the most defining moments in United States history as a way of informing others of our proud, yet sometimes troubled and forgotten past.
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3 guys, 44 days, 11 countries, 18 flights, 38 thousand miles, an exploding volcano, 2 cameras and almost a terabyte of footage. All to turn 3 ambitious linear concepts based on movement, learning and food. Into 3 beautiful and hopefully compelling short films. =A trip of a lifetime
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Hajime Sawatari is a very special veteran photographer from Japan. His book/series labeled Hysteric Ten was presented in Ginza Wacoal Hall and Ikebukuro Seibu Dept in 1973. His project was promptly awarded the yearly prize of the Japan Photo Association. *NSFW*
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