MARK WEAVER
May 15, 2009
Wow. I enjoyed looking through Mark Weaver’s stuff so much, especially his personal work. Check out some rad graphic design HERE.
Wow. I enjoyed looking through Mark Weaver’s stuff so much, especially his personal work. Check out some rad graphic design HERE.
There is a rad post up on Wooster Collective about a trip they made to the White House this week for a discussion about art. Some of the topics they talked about were disappearance of common access to our public space and the need for a deeper understanding of what is and what is not [...]
While I was in New York I got to see an amazing show at MoMo called Tangled Alphabets. The show is a joint exhibit “with two of the most significant artists working in Latin America during the second half of the twentieth century” León Ferrari and Mira Schendel. I was really blown away by León [...]
I just came across some rad artwork from Lisa D Manner on Booooooom. Check it out!
Check out some amazing paintings and collages from Charlie Isoe. Thanks to Russ Ingenbrandt for the link!
Babylon Falling’s Studio Visits can keep me entertained for hours. We’ve posted on them before, but they have these amazing audio slideshow with artists inside their studios. I just watched the most recent with Christopher Burch and was not let down. I always love getting a glimpse into where artist do their work and the [...]
Incredible sculptures by Gwon Osang made out of human forms covered with tiny pictures of human forms to form one big human form. View here. (Another keeper via this guy…)
This post is a few days late, but Anthony Cozz sent over an email with some photos of his piece for Artcrank and bicycle inspired art show last week. “ARTCRANK showcases bicycle-inspired original poster artwork that you can enjoy looking at and afford to take home. This year, ARTCRANK rolls out in Minneapolis on Saturday, [...]
We posted this video of Letman and his son nephew drawing each letter of the alphabet the other day and I thought I’d re-post some more of his work. We actual had post about Letman years ago, but it never hurts to revisit! Check out a bunch of Letman’s work after the jump –
Check out some great paintings from Ian Francis. Thanks to Jeff from Boooooom for the link!
Faile is an art collective out of Brooklyn that is one part Canadian, one part American and one part Japanese. Their work is very pop art and collage influenced and I really love all their installations, especially the wood cut pieces. (via QBN) Check out more of Faile’s work after the jump –
Um… All I can say is Synaptic Stimuli might be the best image blog in the entire world. (via QBN)
The Silver Lining is a site I came across via the incoming links for Defgrip. It’s always rad to see random sites and people who we have no connection to, being psyched on what we have going on. The Silver Lining is a simple art based blog site updated with anything they find interesting. It [...]
Grain Edit is a site that I’ve bookmarked recently, which is a nice illustration based blog. They focus on design work from the 50′s to the 70′s, as well as current designers who have similar styles to that time period. They are also having a contest right now where you can win some sweet stuff, [...]
Matt Rubin just sent me this link to a site properly titled badpaintingsofbarackobama.com. The site is just image after image of bad Obama paintings with a beautiful drop shadow on all the jpgs. I know people created these all with good intentions, but it’s still funny to check them all out. See the great work [...]
Jeff from Booooooom wrote in to inform us that their newest project is posted. It’s “Alter a Magazine Cover”, and click HERE for more info. Click HERE to check out some of the submissions from the previous “Pixel Portraits” project.
Check out Sticks and Stones. It’s an online magazine with a great mix of BMX, art, and design. sticks-and-stones-magazine.co.uk
Booooooom is a creative blog put together by Jeff Hamada, focusing on art, design, film, music, and photography. Make sure to check out the Projects secton, where they have some rad features like their newest Pixel Portraits post. Check out Booooooom here.
There are a bunch of rad photos on the Lotek site from the Team Shralp art show a few weeks back. The was dope and they have a nice mix of party photos and photos of all the work. Check it out on the Lotek site.
I know people hate on Neck Face, but I’m cool with his stuff. I spotted this is L.A. tonight, and it looks to be a commissioned piece. It definitely stands out. Click HERE to see it bigger.
Andrew Holder is an illustrator I recently came across via Arkitip, and some web browsing. I really enjoy his work, especially the colors, shapes and textures that seem to go really well together in his stuff. Click below to check out a Q&A with Andrew Holder.
John Paul hit me up to mention an art contest FBM is putting on, and that he is not psyched on winter. Click HERE to get all the info.
After Nuno posted the rad Q&A with Boogie last week, we got an awesome email from Sara Rosen of Powerhouse books (check out an interview with Sara on the Format site). Powerhouse is the publisher that published Boogies book “It’s All Good” as well as a million other amazing titles like the infamous “Back In [...]
Famed fashion designer Hedi Slimane has been getting a lot of recognition for his photography over the past few years and after leaving his lead design position at Dior, that seems to be all he’s been doing. He has a personal site that he updates quite regularly and his images are pretty amazing. This past [...]
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