Abbey Watkins‘ intertwined head drawings are inspired by Native American cultural myths. The artist states that she is “confusing the bad spirits by not being able to pinpoint the body to infiltrate the mind. [She] was also inspired by their use of peyote and transcendent spiritual visions.” [1] 1. "Confuse the Spirit (Final Degree)." Behance Network. [...]
“Evolution” is a fun stop-motion film by Boolab. I like how the artist using the pen interacts with the drawings. Film stills © Boolab
This is an interesting art series by Joey Bates, who hand cuts paper sheets and layers them to give dimension to each object or human figure. His goal is to make the images just as fluid and expressive as his graphite drawings. Warning: This post contains images with nudity. Viewer discretion is advised. Artwork © [...]
It is definitely a unique idea printing images on elastic strings. Hong Sungchul’s current body of work is a “a visual representation of what ties humans together from the earliest stage of life—the umbilical chord. These strings (…) are staggered in his works and interlace to reveal a final representation—one of support or loneliness.” [1] [...]
Last year, I featured Kris Trappeniers’ paper cut portraits and ink drawings. He has launched new artwork with wavy line textures that is part of a series titled “Analog Halftones.” Photos © Kris Trappeniers Link via My Modern Met
Hungarian university student Laszlo Varga has envisioned a beautiful Jaguar concept car entitled “E-Type 2011.” Images © Laszlo Varga Link via Design You Trustand Daily Cool
French illustrator Anthony Caseiro uses a blue Bic pen to draw hyperrealist portraits. View more of his work at Behance Network. Link via Behance Network
“Noisy Jelly” is a prototype developed by Raphael Pluvinage and Marianne Cauvard, whom state that each person can create his/her own jelly with agar agar powder, coloring, and a mold. 10 minutes later the gelatin is solidified, and it can be placed on a capacitive sensing game board. And by touching the jelly, it will create [...]
Photography by Ramon Haindel. View more of his work at Tumblr. Warning: This post contains images with nudity. Viewer discretion is advised. Photos © Ramon Haindel Link via Andrew Harlow
Avant/Garde Diaries has released a short yet insightful interview with Rick Genest (a.k.a. Zombie Boy), a Canadian model who is known for his eccentric full-body corpse tattoo. The film’s cinematography is beautifully done by Nadine Elfenbein. See also: “The Confident ‘Zombie Boy.’” Photos © Nadine Elfenbein Link via Ink Butter
Using the animated GIF technique, illustrator Dain Fagerholm has cleverly given life to his hand-drawn creatures and characters. Artwork © Dain Fagerholm Link via Designboom
Cesar Del Valle‘s character drawings interactive with the actual sheet of paper or the art gallery space. You can view more of his work at Behance Network. Artwork © Cesar Del Valle Link via Behance Network
Graffitist Hamilton Yokota’s art style is influenced from his Japanese heritage and Brazilian upbringing. At age 13, he began drawing on the walls of his home, and instead of being punished by his mother, she realized his talent and encouraged him to learn more with Brazilian cartoonist Mauricio de Souza. For seven years, Souza taught [...]
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