David O’Carroll writes:
Here’s a lil’ documentary video about the WONDERFUL illustrator
Fuchsia Macaree. Hope you like it.
Category Archives: Art/Craft
Loaded
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Totems by French photographer Alain Delorme (you may recall his rather excellent plastic bag murmurations) created during two artistic residencies in Shanghai between 2009 and 2011. Delorme sez:
I took 6000 photos to create the final series of 18 images. Using Photoshop, I increased the amount of goods to give the impression that the carrier is being engulfed … This is to represent how our obsession with consuming the ‘Made in China’ products they carry creates a kind of slavery.
Last night. Burgh Quay, Dublin 2.
John Gallen tweetz:
I think a Transformer just crashed into a building
J-Ball
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Prints by illustrator Andrew Archer, combining his love of basketball and Japanese culture.
Pablobjects
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MIMIC – Picasso paintings interpreted as 3D renderings by Pakistani digital artist Omar Aqil.
The botanical cake designs of Indonesian pastry chef Iven Kawi.
She started baking 4 years ago and now runs a pastry shop out of her home in Lippo Karawaci called, rather pleasingly, Iven Oven.
Sweet Albums
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Iconic album covers recreated in the medium of Skittles by Harvey Deans of Sweet Trolley Hire.
Tokyo-based artist Thomas Romain’s two sons like to create their own fantastical characters, to which dad then applies his own professional drawing skills, years of experience and superior collection of pens and inks – surpassing the original drawings in every way, creating valuable exposure for himself and exposing his hapless offspring as cack-handed amateurs.
Fairly sure that’s what’s going on here.
