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BLU’s latest piece: BIG BAG BIG BOOM
See below for BLU‘s latest piece: a mixture of wall-painting and stop-motion animation with a powerful message, produced by ARTSH.it. The soundtrack is by Andrea Martignoni.
Maurizio Bongiovanni, between reality and abstraction
Maurizio Bongiovanni (1979) is an italian artist. His work is placed right in the middle between realism and abstraction. This kind of research is mainly expressed in his birds series. In these oil on canvases streams of colors are generated from realistic colorful birds, in a perfect mix between different kinds of art styles. The [...]
35 Inspirational Creative Business Card
Are you planning to make your own business card but don’t have any idea or some inspirations to start? Here’s a showcase of 35 Creative Business Cards Designs to inspire you.
Massimo Gammacurta’s Lolli-POP
Massimo Gammacurta is an italian photographer, based in New York. He worked for Details, Forbes, Nike, Lexus, Surface Magazine and Esquire UK, among others. His conceptual work “Lolli-POP” started as an experiment on the internet, but the success between bloggers and fashion and art lovers make it becoming a book.
Plump tattooed forms by Peter Taylor
Peter Taylor is a painter and illustrator from Vancouver, Canada, known for his plump tattooed forms. With a background in graffiti, Taylor has continued to work in large scale. His technique with acrylic airbrush is very similar to that of spraypaint, and the large scale allows him to retain many of his approaches to paint [...]
Poster Stencil
Italian street atists Sten & Lex have been working together since they met at University in 2002. They developed this technique to make Poster Stencil art. First they make the stencils and paste them on a panel of wood as a poster. Then they paint the whole board black, when it’s dry they remove the [...]
Joyriders-Photos by Ross McDonnell
In this series of photos entitled “Joyriders” Ross McDonnell, portrays the lives of young Irish people living in in the hollowed-out slum known as Ballymun. The images capture the abandonment of working class youths amidst burning cars, police sirens, and drugs abuse.
Altered magazine covers by Christopher Coppers
Christopher Coppers is a Belgian artist who specializes in ripping up accurately magazine covers to create beautiful works of art.
Sherwin-Williams color chips world
Paint factory Sherwin-Williams ads by McKinney agency are simply beatiful. A 3D world made of color chips, great concept and awesome animations.
Surrealistic paintings by Tetsuya Ishida
Tetsuya Ishida (born in June 1973, Shizuoka) was a talented Japanese painter. The characters in his painting appear unhappy and often their bodies are in pieces or part of some machine or other object. Tetsuya Ishida died in 2005 after being hit by a train (possibly suicide) he leaving behind around 180 works created during [...]
Maurizio Bongiovanni, between reality and abstraction
Posted by Rubens on 07/2/10
Maurizio Bongiovanni (1979) is an italian artist. His work is placed right in the middle between realism and abstraction. This kind of research is mainly expressed in his birds series. In these oil on canvases streams of colors are generated from realistic colorful birds, in a perfect mix between different kinds of art styles. The result is stunning.
35 Inspirational Creative Business Card
Posted by Danilo on 07/1/10
Are you planning to make your own business card but don’t have any idea or some inspirations to start? Here’s a showcase of 35 Creative Business Cards Designs to inspire you.
Massimo Gammacurta’s Lolli-POP
Posted by Rubens on 06/30/10
Massimo Gammacurta is an italian photographer, based in New York. He worked for Details, Forbes, Nike, Lexus, Surface Magazine and Esquire UK, among others. His conceptual work “Lolli-POP” started as an experiment on the internet, but the success between bloggers and fashion and art lovers make it becoming a book.
Plump tattooed forms by Peter Taylor
Posted by weNed on 06/29/10
Peter Taylor is a painter and illustrator from Vancouver, Canada, known for his plump tattooed forms. With a background in graffiti, Taylor has continued to work in large scale. His technique with acrylic airbrush is very similar to that of spraypaint, and the large scale allows him to retain many of his approaches to paint handling and layout, but to increase the level of detail to a large degree.
Poster Stencil
Posted by Danilo on 06/28/10
Italian street atists Sten & Lex have been working together since they met at University in 2002. They developed this technique to make Poster Stencil art. First they make the stencils and paste them on a panel of wood as a poster. Then they paint the whole board black, when it’s dry they remove the stencil but leave some parts on the board. In the end the stencil is destroyed and becomes part of the poster.
Joyriders-Photos by Ross McDonnell
Posted by Danilo on 06/21/10
In this series of photos entitled “Joyriders” Ross McDonnell, portrays the lives of young Irish people living in in the hollowed-out slum known as Ballymun. The images capture the abandonment of working class youths amidst burning cars, police sirens, and drugs abuse.
Altered magazine covers by Christopher Coppers
Posted by Dalila Piccoli on 06/17/10
Christopher Coppers is a Belgian artist who specializes in ripping up accurately magazine covers to create beautiful works of art.
Sherwin-Williams color chips world
Posted by Rubens on 06/16/10
Paint factory Sherwin-Williams ads by McKinney agency are simply beatiful. A 3D world made of color chips, great concept and awesome animations.
Surrealistic paintings by Tetsuya Ishida
Posted by Danilo on 06/14/10
Tetsuya Ishida (born in June 1973, Shizuoka) was a talented Japanese painter. The characters in his painting appear unhappy and often their bodies are in pieces or part of some machine or other object. Tetsuya Ishida died in 2005 after being hit by a train (possibly suicide) he leaving behind around 180 works created during his 10 year art career.
