Obviously inspired by ‘This is now’. Beautifully designed ‘The Dashboard‘ for Grey Goose.
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Justin Goodyre’s work is a prototype responsive screen proposed as a speculative stage set. Blooming mechanical flowers are used as pixels in a grid formation responding to movement. It draws on the balletic tradition of a choreographic poem combining narrative, choreography and score.
Conceptual fashion designer Christophe Coppens creates new fashion accessories inspired by exotic birds. Via
David A Smith – Sign Artist documentary
Published November 17, 2010 graphic , motion Leave a CommentDavid A Smith is a name that has become synonymous in Sign-Writing and Glass gilding circles, with high quality, hand crafted reverse glass signs and decorative silvered and gilded mirrors. In this short documentary, we reveal behind the scenes work, techniques and visions that Dave uses when carrying out his passion as a glass embosser – One of the few remaining traditional UK glass artists. A Film by Danny Cooke. Via
Love the serie How Ideas Get Destroyed, the concept and illustrations by Campbell.
Mathilde Nivet is a young French illustrator with already a great portfolio. She has a beautiful and personal style with paper art. Also nice type experiments and photo or drawing compositions. Via
The art of the title sequence
Published November 9, 2010 Blog , graphic , motion , music Leave a CommentA compendium and leading web resource of film and television title design from around the world. The site honors the artists who design excellent title sequences.
Fenneker was a revered illustrator in the early 1920′s, Germany. His posters adorned many theaters (most notably, the prestigious Marmorhaus). Via
Love the video by Rhett & Link!
Make sure you watch the forward version too, pretty neat.
Adorable jewelery by Ruta Kiskyte. Via
Amazing illustrations by this Swedish illustrator.
Lovely idea, for sale here.
Figurative ceramic sculpture by Jessica Stoller.
Beckman’s shipwreck installation, Sea Nymph, forms a centrepiece for Machine Project‘s current season of talks, events, workshops and performances. Via
