Julien Vallee: Spray Can
julien vallee: spray can
Berlin, 2008. Paper sculpture created for the main exhibition of Illustrative Zürich festival 2008.
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Street Tape Art - Askash Nihalani
Askash Nihalani
Self-portraits by tape artist Askash Nihalani. Although every artist and their mother does this type of tape/photography art...it is still very fun to look at and each artist always finds to put their own twist on it.
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Lizards from Hell - True Men Stories
Lizards From Hell
True Men Stories ( I Was Half Eaten - Half Dead) - February 1957 issue.
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The Sperminator
THE SPERMINATIOR
John Water's version of Wonder Woman
If only John Waters made a Wonder Woman film. If only!
Street Style: Elisa Nalin
Federico Fellini on set of 8½
Federico Fellini on the set of 8½ (1963). Photo by Tazio Secchiaroli
“I discovered that what’s really important for a creator isn’t what we vaguely define as inspiration or even what it is we want to say, recall, regret, or rebel against. No, what’s important is the way we say it.
Art is all about craftsmanship. Others can interpret craftsmanship as style if they wish. Style is what unites memory or recollection, ideology, sentiment, nostalgia, presentiment, to the way we express all that. It’s not what we say but how we say it that matters.”
8½
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Alfred Hitchcock's Spellbound Premiere.
Andi Lyn Pin-Up
Bubblicicous Editorial by Craig McDean for W Magazine
A beautiful editorial called Bubblicious for Jan.09 Sept.2006 of W magazine shot by Craig McDean with beautiful Natalia Vodianova
BUBBLICIOUS
Source: Trend Land
Jesus Piece
JESUS PIECE
This is totally trippy radical dude. Reminds me of the old school 3D Comic books with the overlaying colors that creates a weird blurry fun confusion.
Via: Techndrome
Nick Knight: Naomi Sculpture
Images of a selection of designs submitted to the Naomi exhibit at the SHOWstudio: Fashion Revolution exhibition last Autumn / Winter.
Nick Knight's 20 foot tall Naomi sculpture.
NICK KNIGHT
To view more check out SHOW Studio
Gwon, Osang
Gwon, Osang
The work of Gwon, Osang is cut up laser print outs and put back together like a puzzle sculpture. I have actually seen many people do this before but the lifesize ones I have not. Really time consuming stuff and fun to look at. Gwon, Osang is currently represented by Arario Gallery based out of Seoul, South Korea
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Change your Head.
Helmet Ad
Agency: 1861 United, Milan, Italy
Art Director: Giorgio Cignoni
Copywriter: Luca Beato
Creative Directors: Pino Rozzi, Roberto Battaglia
Photographer: Fulvio Bonavia
These are awesome ads promoting helmets for motorcyclists by the company Bye with the slogan "Change your Head." What a way of telling the truth!
Via: Ads of the World
Minchi - Art from Japan
Minchi is a Japanese artist who's work has a very anime/surreal method. Born in Kyoto, Japan. Lives and works in Hyogo, Japan.
The roots of Minchi's works is a Japanese contemporary Manga culture. A story line of Manga is one important element of Minchi's works.
MINCHI
Japanese Digital Painting
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No Camera Policy - L.A.
Photo of Sara (Los Angeles) by No Camera Policy
Brigitte Bardot -1952.
Brigitte Bardot - 1952
How to Ruin a Good Thing
This is a good thing?
New Jersey Sucks
New Jersey Sucks.
M.I.A. on Coca Cola, Pepsi Sponsorship.
M.I.A. on corporate sponsorship:
"They wanted me to be the face of Coca Cola. I was like 'Wow. Have you guys got any idea what you’re talking about?' Then Pepsi called me the next week. My mother-in-law called me and said 'Oh my God, Maya, they’re offering you so much money'."
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