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Five of ten Hong Kong located iterations of a travelling installation by french artist Paulo Grangeon in collaboration with the WWF, PMQ and All Rights Reserved creative studio.
1600 recycled papier maché pandas (one for each member of the species remaining in the world today).
Mmf.
The awareness-raising world tour continues.
Dutch digital studio CS Digital Media brings eight Dutch Masters paintings from the Rijksmuseum (slightly eerily) to life.
Related: Famous Paintings, Animated
Similar to Wobblework’s heft-in-the-hand 3Doodler released early last year, London company LIX has created a much smaller and more ergonomic 3D pen (currently funding on Kickstarter) that also melts, cools and extrudes plastic, allowing the user to create rigid, free-standing structures.
An except from an interview with US physicist Richard Feynman taken from an episode of Horizon The Pleasure Of Finding Things Out (BBC2) animated by Fraser Davidson.
The quite frankly mind-scrambling work of artist Ben Sack: intricately detailed cityscapes drawn with a succession of 0.05 black Stabilo pigment liners that he exhausts and replaces many times in the months it takes to complete each drawing.
His most recent work (of which you can see much more here) is the circular A Single Note above. It’s 3.8 meters across.
Prints are available.
Carpal tunnel syndrome is an ever present threat.
In a city famously tolerant of its street artists, Kalan Sherrard asks a lot of his audience.
You may like him.
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‘Celebrity’ by Chinese retouch artist Chunlong Sun – portraits of controversial leaders (Fidel Castro, Hugo Chávez, Muammar Gaddafi, Saddam Hussein and Mobutu Sese Seke) gleaning adorable solace from plush toys.
Playdate!
A follow-up by Caim The Ham (currently raising funds on Kickstarter) to The Filmography of Cars with 66 tastily rendered aircraft representing a hundred years of aviation in the movies.
An all-new print from Banksy of last year’s infamous (and, in fairness, rather brilliant) mobile tour of New York’s meatpacking district.
