Showing posts with label arts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arts. Show all posts

Wednesday, 11 May 2016

Carl Burton's Surreal GIFs

Surreal Monochromatic GIFs by Carl Burton


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Digital artist and animator Carl Burton creates quick atmospheric GIFs that blend elements of science fiction and surrealism. Glittering illuminated tentacles appear to twist through the dark while neon lasers emerge from deep pools of water. Much of what you see here represents Burton’s personal experiments, but the NYC-based creative also lends his illustrative style to images for long-form publications around the web. He works primarily with Cinema 4D, Photoshop, and After Effects, spending several hours or even days on a single GIF depending on its complexity. You can see more of his work on Tumblr
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Friday, 6 May 2016

Duograph Makes Pretty Spiral Patterns a Snap

Infinite Geometric Designs With the DuoGraph, a Compact New Drawing Machine by Joe Freedman


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DuoGraph is the latest drawing machine from inventor and designer Joe Freedman whose Cycloid Drawing Machine took the internet by storm a few months ago. His elaborate devices are capable of producing amazing geometric patterns akin to a Spirograph on steroids. This new creation is quite a bit simpler to setup and use, relying on 7 gears and a number of parameters that can be changed quickly to produce infinite designs. While the DuoGraph is a bit more limited in its level of customization, it’s capable of producing elaborate Lissajous patterns which the larger device cannot. Learn more about it on Kickstarter.





Tuesday, 26 April 2016

Miniature Fantasy Worlds Within Wooden Rings By Secret Wood

Gorgeous wooden rings hold tiny fantasy worlds within them
No matter how much jewelry you own, chances are that you don’t own anything quite like this. “What’s so special about these rings?” I hear you cry. Well, the answer is simple. These rings aren’t normal rings. These rings contain secret worlds.
These otherworldly rings are the creation of Canadian jewelry maker Secret Wood. They’re all handmade using fresh wood, jewelry resin, and beeswax, and no two rings are the same which means that the little world you’ll carry on your finger is unique only to you.
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Thursday, 21 April 2016

Beautiful Handmade Fairy Tale Book Covers by Aniko Kolesnikova

Handmade Tale Book Covers
Aniko Kolesnikova creates darling journal covers, molded out of clay and rich in dreamy detail. Better known as Mandarin Duck online, this creative lady keeps herself very busy, between filming YouTube tutorials, sculpting items with clay, and crafting various, adorable, homemade pieces. Having quit her job at a fashion studio to devote herself to the creative life full-time, Kolesnikova is a shining example of what can happen when you follow your passion.
From tiny poised foxes, to fantastical dragons and wise owls, Kolesnikova's beautiful covers have earned her devoted fans who are drawn in by the incredible and whimsical details her creations contain. Based in London, she has found a real place for herself in the artistic community. Her belief in her homemade crafts and the inspiration she finds by connecting with other like-minded creators pushes her to continue developing her skills and abilities.

Saturday, 16 April 2016

Ghostly Murals by Li-Hill

Artist's Ghostly Murals of Angels and Birds
In his public murals, Canadian visual artist Li-Hill paints ghostly images of angels and birds with a broad sense of motion and energy. The works’ thin strokes seem to be frozen in mid-air, the lightness arising from the works creating the murals to look more like projections than painted figures.
In his artist statement, he says, “the work mirrors the perception of the Westerner attempting to comprehend, disentangle and redress. Born out of suppression, it becomes a manifestation portraying the skewed image of the imprint our culture has globally.”
In his massive pieces, Li-Hill merges graffiti, graphic design, painting, and drawing to create various images, often exposing an unsettling nature within his paused narratives. Li-Hill hopes to reproduce the effects that capitalist culture can have on the individual.

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