3rd Wave of Inspiration
Since 2003
Without bothering Jung and its "Puer aeternus" or Pascoli with its "Little Boy", we can certainly agree that, somewhere inside each of us, there's a young core, instinctive, creative but also innocent and naïve. Check the personal project of Cristian Girotto "L' Enfant Extérieur" (The Outer Child) where he did an impressive retouch on Quentin Curtat's photography.
Young American figurative artist Robin William depicts innocent human being in sort of phantasmagoric way
STYN is the graduation project of Dutch designer Sam van Doorn. It is an interactive pinball table that generates drawings with the help of a players. A poster is placed on top of the machine, which has a grid printed on it. Based on this grid you can structure your playing field to your desire. By playing the machine the balls create an unpredictable pattern, dependent on the interaction between the user and the machine.
Peter Trevelyan’s incredible geometric sculptures are a thing of wonder being created out of fragile pencil lead. Fused together carefully with glue these delicate sculptures come in a range of sizes that will boggle the mind. That's a lot of patience and talent!
In this series, French artist Charlotte Caron mix photography and painting to portray the animal side of her friends.
There was a time I bought a copy of "Jurassic Park" PC game on 3 branded floppies, and it is still a time we have "Save" function in all computer systems replaced by the iconic methaphor of a floppy disk. The triumph of the icon continues and take strange forms from post-its to coffee tables. Berlin-based design duo Neulant van Exel have the broad portfolio you might expect from a collaboration between an architect and sculptor, and their latest project, "Floppy Table" is a surefire hit.
Katrin is an independent german graphic designer based in Offenbach am Main. She is working interdisciplinaryin many fields of design, including editorial design, book and catalogue design, conception and visualization of images by the use of illustration, installation and photography, as well as exhibition design, poster design, identities and web-design
Gem Fletcher is an advertising photographer and art-director from London working for Getty Images and having some classy works in portfolio worth to be seen (many of the works displayed here done under her art-direction in collaboration with other photographers)
New-York based Russian artist Nastya Kaerfkrahs KFKS just completed here next indoors mural art for the local book store ZAKKA SHOP "I spent around 5-6 hours of drawing per day for 1 month. During the process many people were wondering if I made sketches on canvases with a projector? The answer is that I used free hand drawing ONLY. As all of you may (or may not) know this is a drawing done by hand without the use of guiding or measuring instruments." Materials: canvases, black mat acrylic, brushes (01, 2, 8).
http://vimeo.com/54257395
Mesmerizing figurative paintings from Sandra Flood, check more of her works on http://sandraflood.blogspot.com/. Her work is primarily figurative, imbued with subtle yet compelling emotion. She greatly admires a wide range of both contemporary and historic masters- notably: Egon Schiele; Lucian Freud; Degas; Motherwell; Whistler; and Antonio Lopez-Garcia.
Young graphic designer from Singapore - David Goh shows off his mature skills in visual solutions for different brands. Let's explore his recent work for "The Makery" a creative consultancy with a primary focus on hand-crafted models.
Moscow-based graphic designer Sergey Shapiro developed unique skills in hand lettering and calligraphy. He successfully applies it in logotype design. Check his website to explore a lot of handwritten logotypes and appreciate his work on Behance
“I choose drawing over painting as this allows me to create many layers over layers of lines and dots, which react to each other in order to create a vibrant texture with directions and movement,” says figurative Dirk Dzimirsky
Graphite drawings by Ryan Salge, some of them are so tender and ghostly
New York based Polish photographer and artist Maciek Jasik seeking to reach a balance between aesthetic, emotional, subtextual and more mysterious concerns.
Inspiring video created to mark the launch of Spanish designer Emilio De La Morena's SS13 collection, Abbie Stephens' film plays light against dark to accentuate the textural details and silhouettes across the range. Drawing inspiration from the themes of memory and perception that Emilio used as the basis for his new pieces, Abbie creates and inverts worlds to play with the line between imagination and reality.
http://vimeo.com/49595687
ONEQ is an illustrator mixing Japanese and American art styles when dealing with manga designs. "I was born in 1981 in the city of Kumamoto on Japan’s southeast Kyushu island. My work as an artist includes a variety of genre such as magazine artwork, DVD cover art, apparel and clothing art, and manga illustrations. I mix Japanese and American art styles when dealing with manga designs. My artwork might be defined as pop style with an underground flavor. I like to create simple images in my work." http://kotemufu.exblog.jp/ http://www.behance.net/oneq-japan
Clément Briend lives and works in Paris, teachs photography at the University of Valenciennes. He works with ways of projection in very unusual modalities that propose another interpretation, another perception of pictures in space. In his latest works the custom photography illumination of Cambodian trees creates a unique spiritual atmosphere. And all other works make environment plays a role of a canvas what leads to huge variety of subject interpretation. http://www.clementbriend.com/
