Archivio della categoria 'Graphic'

Are you human?

A random string of awkwardly placed numbers and characters, to be recognized and entered to verify you really are human. Architect Aram Bartholl (DE) places CAPTCHA codes as tags in the public space. Their strange art of writing makes sure the codes blend in the street view unnoticed“.

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Things To Learn by Christian Borstlap

Sweet animated illustrations by Christian Borstlap for Dutch children’s charity Kinderpostzegels.

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Digital Graffiti and Stencils

This video shows an interesting example of the project Tangible Interaction by the the artist Alex Beim.

You can create graffiti just using a digital screen and stencils, cool!

You can see another video of this project here.

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Packing Tape Art by Mark Khaisman

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This are some of the great works by the Ukraine based artist Mark Khaisman.

All his works are made using only the packing tape, impressive.

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A Pop-up Book for a Commecial Purpose

This is a commercial spot for Caixa Sabadell made by United Fakes, the work was producted by Mirinda Films.

I love pop-up books!

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The Watermelon Sculptures by Takashi Itoh

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These are the watermelon sculptures by the japanese artist Takashi Itoh.

Yummy art!

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Digital Sketches!

You can find this installation in Co-Draw ehibition in Miraikan, the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation in Japan.

It seems a funny game for the kids!

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It’s Threadless Time!

The Intruder by mariko1

Threadless has put on vote my design, please go here to vote it and tell me if you like it!

Covers by John Paul Thurlow

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John Paul Thurlow is a talented english illustrator, and this is the Covers Project.

The artist says “This is an hommage (six months in), an attempt to create cover art for every great magazine I own (+ a few I wish I owned). It’s never a straight crib and it’s not about perfection, the source magazines are simply a playground for my imagination…Covering covers lets me combine some of my favourite things; portraiture, pencil sketching, typography, graphic design, and ideas – there’s usually one in there somewhere.”

Here they are some of his wonderful drawings, you can see other his projects on Behance and Flickr.

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Drawings of Boey on Coffee Cups

Time lapse video of the american artist Boey that create his wonderful illustrations on coffee cups.

You can see the entire collection on Flickr, and follow his journal here.

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