Archive for 2010
Featured: Extracts of Local Distance
An amazing architectural / photographic / perspective / artistic / technical project. Explore and enjoy:
Featured: Morgan Blair
This stuff is cool. Super vibrant, with some nice blends of geometric/grid and organic stuff. Artsy and techy. And the site is as good as at least 2-3 cups of coffee. Definitely check the print work while you’re there:
Featured: PEESCO typeface
A very structured but very creative experimental typeface project, with a great result. Restrictions lead to new and interesting things. Thrown down by Nello Russo at behance.net/nellorusso
Featured: Mark Bradford
A great series of works going out on the US modern art circuit starting later this year. And a rad site as well, which is surprising to see for an artist.
Take a nice close look (zoom and explore) on Mark’s site, pinocchioisonfire.org
Featured: GERGWERK
Rad visuals, a rich color palette, cool and intuitive touch-screen interactions, and an all around smart evolution for the world of turntables. An application as an instrument, in a way. Check out the demo video on Vimeo, and see the process overview here.
This is an MFA thesis project – amazing. More work from GERGWERK, otherwise known as Gregory Kaufman is at gergwerk.com.
Japackatype
Japackatype is another years-old type project from Gabe Ruane – hand cut packaging from Japanese food products, glued down over a Doubledagger typeface template, photographed, and cleaned up in Photoshop.
Featured: Marie Luise Emmermann
A couple of images from the Skizzomat Illustration Diary, a creative outlet for Marie Luise Emmerman out of Germany. This stuff is rad, but check the figurative collage work in there as well. Really nice, slightly bizarre, sensual and fleshy. Lots more to see at:
www.skizzomat.blogspot.com
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www.skizzomat.de



Featured: Matt Stevens
A side project of grand proportions: the Air Max1-a-day series by designer/art director Matt Stevens out of Charlotte, NC. The tribute portion is very cool as well. See if you can guess who’s who by style alone.
http://largetype.squarespace.com/
Young designers take note. This is a totally valid way to get some big-brand work into your portfolio. Think a step or two beyond just mock ads and make something interesting.







Featured: Crystal Sylver

Geisha of the Golden Phoenix – Oil on wood

Luna – Oil on Wood
Inspired by Fashion, Art Deco, Egyptian Art, beautiful women, and sensuality, as well as by her travels through ancient cities of the world, her work is an exploration of life — past, present, and future. Drawn to the mystique and power of icons throughout the ages, her emotional and erotic figure paintings are an expression of life, love, and beauty. Her current medium is oil, and metal leaf on wood and canvas.
Catch Crystal’s work in person at the Hive Gallery’s MAYhem show.
Featured: Bruce Peterson
Some great macro photography from Bruce Peterson out of Boston – personal/side projects + great campaign/commercial stuff. Take a look at ‘Oddments’ and ‘Old Money’ when you’re there, along with larger versions of ‘Acorns’, shown here.









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