Images from Movies R Fun by Pixar artist Josh Cooley, who worked on The Incredibles, Ratatouille, Inside Out and will co-direct Toy Story 4.
Cooley’s picture book (originally clocked by our Karl back in 2012 and subsequently published in 2014) features classic scenes from R-rated movies.
You know, for kids.
Sidewalk Kintsukuroi by artist Rachel Sussman wherein the Japanese art of kintsugi (repairing broken pottery with lacquer mixed with powdered gold) is applied to cracks in the street.
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Egyptian graphic designer Mahmoud Tammam’s modified Arabic lettering, using the forms of letters to recreate the animals they describe.
More here.
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Invited to fill a 2000m³ exhibition space for the 10th anniversary of the National Art Centre of Tokyo, French architect Emmannuelle Moureaux chose to create Forest Of Numbers – a suspended, 3 dimensional kaeidoscopic grid arranged in ten multicoloured layers, each representing a digit from 0 to 9.
She has form in this regard.
Mesmerising handwriting experiments by calligraphy master Seb Lester involving an initial scribble of water followed by the application of droplets of colour.
More of his work here.
Old biological studies of crustacans combined with intricate clockwork mechanisms by French artist Steeven Salvat.
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