POP! explores Emma's Hack fascination with the pop art genre - a fun, modern day approach into the comic-inspired work of Roy Lichtenstein. Emma's heroines are not helpless however, they are strong women.
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Emma is the artist behind the famous Goyte music video and the Car Crash image made of 17 painted bodies for South Australia's Motor Accident Commission.
Sydney based illustrator, cartoonist and comics artist Anton Emdin knows how to entertain the reader of dull press with amazing pictures full of social and politics sarcasm and humor. Check his website or Behance portfolio to explore more works mainly done for Spectator Australia Magazine
” I admit that I AM a quitter. I quit dancing. I quit sports. I quit smoking. I quit my job. But the one thing I will never quit is art. You would have to kill me first. Even then, I’ll still make a pretty dazzling, bloody impression on the pavement!” – Sheridan Johns
With personal photography project "Plastic Pacific", Melbourne-based Kim Preston takes us closer to the understanding of environmental issues that Earth faces daily.
"Your Type of Book" is a student project from Aurelie Maron studying Digital Media at Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia. The book is a kind of a research of typography term through visual citations and quotes. "I decided to produce an alphabet of typography containing useful information related to a typographic term, a typographic artwork, a typographer and a typeface. In fact, the quote from Gerard Unger is what inspired me: "It is almost impossible to look and read at the same time: they are different actions." Every good typographer should have knowledge of both the art and science of typography and my aim in making this book was to create a source of inspiration and reference." Pity and due to copyrights issues this book can never be published. Don't hesitate to check all typography related project of Aurelie on http://www.aureliemaron.com/
We are pleased to present "Exhale", a series of new paintings by Melbourne-based artist Jeremy Geddes. We posted him few times but he did few new works since than. "Exhale" is a series of 17 paintings rendered in meticulous detail, an arduous process that combines scrupulous observation, fine brushwork and delicate layers of glaze. Geddes’ work generates a tension between man-made environments in flux and the fragility of living bodies.
A short animated film about the other side. Created by Alex Gee & Pujesh Joshi as graduation project at Queensland College of Art in 2011.
http://vimeo.com/50742359
Filmed and edited by Konstantin BasovMusic by Electrocatalysis (Andrey Kolunin)
http://vimeo.com/51345836
"As a Croatian born designer, I have lived most of my life in Australia’s design capital, Melbourne. My direction towards the design world connects with my passion for photography, my lust for typography and the thrill of creating something from nothing. When I think about Graphic Design, I feel as though it is everywhere. It is a mix of storytelling, craft, science and philosophy. The world is constantly changing and as a designer, I believe I need to adapt. Learning new techniques and stepping outside my comfort zone is how I want to grow as a designer." - Josip Kelava
Australian skincare brand Aēsop, recognised a kindred sensibility in Lucy McRae’s work and commissioned her to conceive a short film, ‘Morphē’. Here, McRae transforms an old Amsterdam church into a meticulously ordered space referencing Aēsop’s laboratory. She describes her film inspired chiefly by nineteenth-century scientist Hermann von Helmholtz where ‘Everything’, wrote Helmholtz, ‘is an event on the skin’. ‘At the edge of this world, the skin and hair play key roles for the female specimen fortunate enough to be on the receiving end of a new kind of super-sensory beauty treatment.
Rone’s posters are some of the most iconic in Australia, hiding under overpasses throughout Melbourne. He is renowned for the stylised images of "girls" faces – it wouldn’t be a stretch to say that he’s had more posters in his home town’s streets than any other artist in history. Please check his artworks on http://r-o-n-e.com/
http://vimeo.com/47871530
”My paintings are essays of observation, born from a relentless examination of my mileu. Rather than shout, my paintings speak softly. Their messages, both personal and profound, audible only to those who make the effort to listen. By documenting time, I attempt to slow its quickening pace; such that for the briefest of moments there is just the viewer, my painting and the space between.” — Robin Eley
Russian born, Australia raised photography artist Anna Pogossova explores the world of Still Life describing her works as "Pop Surrealism" by using different techniques."Employing unexpected juxtapositions and an element of surprise, examining the intrinsic link between traditional art and photography, Anna’s work above all else is part of a revolution in the world of photography." says Chloe Cooper from Pitch Magazine
Sydney based graphic designer and typography lover David McLeod shows experiments in lettering and illustration.
Young illustrator with Russian roots living and studying in Melbourne, Australia. Check his portfolio-blog on http://www.eugeneplotnikov.com/
I would call Joel surrealistic artist working with hyper-realism. His works bring thoughts of our existence and meaning of life. I bet this is a main function of art, to arise thoughts and give food for it but not for entertain. Be free to watch his interview inside the post and visit website http://www.joelrea.com.au/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amMVq9yktZE
This is a new video of making of stunning hyper-realistic paintings "born" by Melbourne artist JKB Fletcher. A kind of master class mesmerizes in the middle of the video story and traps till the end.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=7DF6FFz7a8I
Studio Brave is a Melbourne based design studio driven by brand identity and visual communication that differentiates. They definitely have a deck of graphic design aces under the sleeves.
Luca Ionescu did an awesome 3d sculpted model "Steady as She Goes" using the Rapid Prototyping SLS method. This piece was exhibited at "There Goes The Neighbourhood" Group Exhibition at The Tate, Sydney, Australia, a week ago.
Like Minded Studio / LMS™ is a Sydney based design studio. Designer Luca Ionescu's is renowned for his logo and typography work which has been documented in numerous publications and online
"Sydney based designer Sam Pemberton has launched his online portfolio, featuring some beautiful branding projects you may be familiar with; City of Melbourne, Woolmark, National Museum of Australia and a few others you may not know as well."
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