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Photos courtesy of the artist; HuffingtonPost; and PerezArts
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Friday, November 9, 2012
Tania Mourau
Tania Mouraud: Typography Murals:
Photos courtesy of the artist; HuffingtonPost; and PerezArts
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Thursday, November 8, 2012
Michael Bilotta
Michael Bilotta, surreal art:
A series of images using red balloons to represent innocence, lost innocence, youth, and fleeting opportunity.
“My entire life has been an experiment with a variety of creative outlets and media. However, I think I am at heart a frustrated wanna-be painter!
My first love was film and fantasy, and I used to draw/sketch and thought I would go into art/design. Then music hit me and I was compelled to follow that to the Berklee College of Music. I started writing songs and finding my voice in that, releasing 2 CD’s of original music. When digital photography and Photoshop came my way, my first love came back to me. Now I can take photos and push them more into the painting aesthetic that I could never achieve in my drawing.”
Michael Bilotta: website / flickr / facebook
via Ego-AlterEgo. The visual journey between good and evil in art. »
A series of images using red balloons to represent innocence, lost innocence, youth, and fleeting opportunity.
“My entire life has been an experiment with a variety of creative outlets and media. However, I think I am at heart a frustrated wanna-be painter!
My first love was film and fantasy, and I used to draw/sketch and thought I would go into art/design. Then music hit me and I was compelled to follow that to the Berklee College of Music. I started writing songs and finding my voice in that, releasing 2 CD’s of original music. When digital photography and Photoshop came my way, my first love came back to me. Now I can take photos and push them more into the painting aesthetic that I could never achieve in my drawing.”
Michael Bilotta: website / flickr / facebook
via Ego-AlterEgo. The visual journey between good and evil in art. »
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Marc Fichou
Origamis, superb series by Marc Fichou:
Marc Fichou invites us to discover this superb series of origamis representing different animals. The photograph itself is then folded and unfolded. The final piece is thus both photographic and sculptural.
Marc Fichou: website
Via: fubiz.net
Marc Fichou invites us to discover this superb series of origamis representing different animals. The photograph itself is then folded and unfolded. The final piece is thus both photographic and sculptural.
Marc Fichou: website
Via: fubiz.net
Monday, November 5, 2012
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Robert Schlaug
Limited Area: Robert Schlaug:
via but does it float via this isnt happiness
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German photographer Robert Schlaug’s series Limited Area. Using digital manipulation, he drags pixels of color across (or, more often, up and down) to the edges, creating walls and cliff-like effects. Schlaug says he is interested in “Raising awareness in times of total sensory overload” as well as “Isolation or in distinct contrast to the surroundings—suddenly developed a unique form of language and suprisingly gets an aesthetic quality. The banal becomes the particular.”via but does it float via this isnt happiness
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Saturday, November 3, 2012
Friday, November 2, 2012
Dito Von Tease
Famous finger faces by Dito Von Tease:
Artist Dito Von Tease takes a picture of his index finger and then uses computer software to add features that make them immediately recognisable as famous faces. His portraits include impressive depictions of historic figures such as Ronald McDonald and Chairman Mao to characters including Shrek and Hello Kitty.
Dito Von Tease: blog
Via: shockblast.net
Artist Dito Von Tease takes a picture of his index finger and then uses computer software to add features that make them immediately recognisable as famous faces. His portraits include impressive depictions of historic figures such as Ronald McDonald and Chairman Mao to characters including Shrek and Hello Kitty.
Dito Von Tease: blog
Via: shockblast.net
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