As we all know, the age of print and traditional media is declining. Companies all over the world are always looking for better and more innovative ways to brand their products. Branding has become a physical, social and psychological experience. The brand experience is the concept of the brands identity as a whole; it is used to evoke certain feelings and emotions. In a world…
ContinueRook Floro a UK-based artist created this moving sculpture that gives off a surreal, out-of-body experience. This incredible design allows viewers the ability to sense the drama within the performance piece. It was inspired by Carl Jung’s psychological theory based on “the shadow”. Floro states that ”It represents my ‘shadow’…
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Featured here is some brilliant work by the amazing Nagai Hideyuki, who creates pop up illustrations to give a 3D effect to his work through the use of two sketchbooks. By the way in which he displays his sketchbooks, we can see that these rather intricately drawn charcoal drawings form these 3-Dimensional…
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When it comes to reminiscing about the past he doesn’t waste time, but he is also not scared to incorporate it with the present or better yet the future. Leo Caillard's works intrigued me as it is all created by photo manipulations which made me question what modern art would look like in the digital age.…
ContinueAnother rather talented photographer, known as Julien Palast has taken on the “skindeep” series. What I find rather amazing is the fact that this vivid-image based project silhouettes the beauty of the human form. For her to do this, she shrink-wraps bodies, exposing the contours and curves of male and female figures with the use of vibrant…
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Fabian Oefner a Swiss Photographer has taken the fun from the word “bubble” and explored the art of its bursting aspect. The project was called “iridient”, and it is coaxed through the funnel of a sugar dispenser. The air pockets are immortalized in two states: (1) the moment immediately before and after rupturing and (2) the famous…
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Yummy all round, this Croatian designer, Tomislav Zvonari ć is well known for his creative Facebook bed. He has now recently created a design concept of Facebook ice cream named “Facecream”. And good news, it is just in time for summer, it is a tasty, scrumptious design concept for your facebook fans. Tomislav states that “I…
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Mierswa-Kluska, a Munich based photography studio was recently commissioned by the Goodyear Dunlop brand to develop a spectacular photographic series which expresses the key characteristics of the company’s product line. These stunning pieces of artwork were conceived under the art direction of Carl Elkins. The outfit if you want to call it…or let’s rather say…
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'metamorphosis: die verwandlung' by jakub berdych
photo by gabriel urbánek
Through the use of manipulation through tradition, Jakub Berdych of Czech Stidio, Qubus crafts pieces from the Czech Republic from which he fashions new forms of art through merging diversity from abundant objects that are most often valuable to a certain…
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To gather Sydney’s biggest culinary stars (Peter Gilmore, Kylie Kwong, Mark Best and Neil Perry), the “Sydney International Food Festival” organized a program at “Star City’s Astral” restaurant. Inclusive of this list is some of the “Big Name” chefs from some of the finest restaurants in the world…
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The new BMW M5 shoots through objects to create its own slow-motion bullet footage. “The world’s fastest sedan recreates super slow-motion bullet footage on a much grander scale and the…
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Toshiko Horiuchi-MacAdam, a Canadian based artist has built an eye popping a colourful playground through crocheting. Working with a team of assistants, the artist built his way up the jungle gym by crocheting and hanging nets, swings, cushions and pockets for children to play and explore. It is now based at the Hakone Open Air Museum. According to…
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Don't ask me why i choes to show you this blog, and this imagery because i cant answer it, and i feel that somethimes things dont need the answers, that they should just be left alone. But let me know if you do have any thoughts :) on Graphic Design/Illustration series by…
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The world renowned brand Coca-Cola is taking the beachfront store in Rio de Janeiro and turning it into a lab for the company’s “Happiness Refill” project. A dispenser that gives cellphone users data credits so that they can browse the internet rather than having a soda. The aim is to target young, emerging middle-class consumers…
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A new blog that has just been released by TIME magazine, it is inclusive of 30 Must see Tumblr Blogs. They include highly creative, user generated Newspaper Blackout, and is the brainchild of Austin based artist and writer “Austin Kleon”. The main objective of the Tumblr blog is to display poetry through…
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Like a doctor would perform operate on a patient, so does artist Guy Larmee, well in a sense that he operates but not on patients, books! He carves out shapes that amaze me, in his latest series, “Guan Yin”; the artist excavates mountains, caves, volcanoes and even water! Guan Yin gained pasion when Larmee’s mother passed away in 2011 as…
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