Leonardoworx
Italian digital artist known as Leonardoworx shares his latest explorations of digital world and environments
Illustrations by Jo In Hyuk
Seoul-based artist Jo In Huyk shares his delicate portaits
Photo: Michael Bodiam
The Wedgwood by Lee Broom collection
"To celebrate ten years in business, London-based designer Lee Broom has collaborated with British heritage brand Wedgwood on a collection of vases and bowls, pictured below"
"The four vessels, launching this month in a limited edition of 15, have been made in classic Jasperware at Wedgwood’s Stoke-on-Trent factory. Broom drew inspiration from the company’s 250-year-old archives for his pieces, including the 18th century ‘Panther’ vase with its black and white stripes. Treated to glossy finishes and bold splashes of colour, the pieces feel original and new." - text Becky Sunshine for Wallpaper*
Photo: Tom Nicholson
“I’ve been working with Wedgwood on this for a couple of years. I don’t often do collaborations, but this felt right. I’m so happy with the connection between our two brands: the Britishness of it all, one contemporary, one heritage, with references to historical manufacturing.”
Photography: Michael Bodiam
Reimagined jewellery by YunSun Jang
YunSun Jang is a jewellery designer, who is interested in creating physical and spiritual space around the body. Her work explores the boundaries of space, the everyday object and jewellery which plays a central role in creating the inner, and outer space of the body as well as providing the wearer with corporeal and physiological experiences. YunSun is currently studying a master’s degree in Jewellery and Metal at the Royal College of Art, London.
Rainy New York City by Karen Woods
"Artist Karen Woods painted hyperreal images of New York city though the window of a rainy car and all of them had us doing a double-take. The paintings are incredibly detailed and provide an interesting perspective on what it’s like to travel through the streets of the big apple. There’s no cliche cityscape for Woods. She provides us with a new way to look at the city streets, which are beautiful no matter the weather. The light distortion created by the drops of water remove the viewer from the city location and entice us to find out more. "
Maria Menshikova illustrations
Residing in Amsterdam, Maria is a young Russia-born illustrator working for advertising and illustrative projects (ex. Russian Post cards). Her personal way of creating artworks takes from the mix of art nouveau and gothic prints. Some of her latest artwork remind me personally the works of French illustrator Vania Zouravliov
Cloud Paintings by Ian Fisher
I bet you caught yourself in the middle of a flight on a cruising height staring unconsciously on the cloud valleys laying under the wing. With Ian Fisher art one can do it every day by following his portfolio online
Illustrations by Patryk Hardziej
View a showcase of talented Polish illustrator Patryk Hardziej Together with Patrycja Podkościelny they operate in a graphic tandem and run the Negation Studio.
Hacked Roomba Robot Paints like Pollock
Has no doubts we are close to robot revolution but meanwhile can enjoy things they do while manipulated by people. Japanese artist HYde JII has modified a robotic vacuum cleaner to paint on canvas. He modified the 15-year-old iRobot Roomba last year, which now goes under the name Head-kun (Mr. Head).
He attached tubes and plastic bottles filled with paint to the Roomba and programmed it so it could shuffle about and drizzle paint as it went along. So far it's produced two abstract pieces, Spring Worm Hole (2014) and the rather fetching Spring Starburst (2015).
Spring Starburst (2015). Photos by ATOM
Spring Wormhole (2014). Photos by ATOM
Daily Digital Art challenge by Beeple
Mike Winkelmann know as Beeple (previously) got himself in a pole-position with his own creativity and challenged it to do an artwork a day. You may follow his popular Instagram account to keep an eye on his mind-bending digital promises
Tom Haugomat illustrative works
It's been a while since we visited Tom Haugomat illustrative portfolio. Here is a brief look on what he has done during last year
Dark Matter by Alberto Seveso
Using only photography techniques Alberto Seveso (previously) creates his new series on topic of Dark Matter. The results are stunning and captivating
Drawings by Daan Noppen
Daan Noppen is an international artist mainly working in drawing and photography. He is best known for his realistic larger than life drawings of portraits and bodies. When looking closer at the works one finds mathematic equations in between the pencil strokes that relate to our reality.
His drawings project past, present and future in the now as one image, a parallel reality that we normally cannot see with the naked eye.
Beer Design by Constantin Bolimond
Minsk-based graphic designer Constantin Bolimond just completed the new design for Haudegen Beer including bottle and label concepts
Girls&Sweets by Michelle Tanguay
Detroit canvas, murals artist and co-founder of Pop-Up Gallery Michelle Tanguay creates life-sized portraits of female using candies and lollipops as a visual weapon of independence.
“Themes change, depending on mood and environment but women are always the leading role. Historically women are often depicted as an accessory, but the lively women that I paint would never allow that to happen.”
Julien Palast Photography
Paris-based photographer Julien Palast is most famous for his "skin deep" photography using slick wrap and vacuum to create a visually suffocating effect
Illustrative Portraits by German Gonzalez
Colombian illustrator German Gonzalez creates appealing portraits using mainly digital tools
Detour by Anna Radchenko
Recently debuted on NOWNESS , Detour is the fashion movie directed by Anna Radchenko, exploring a study of one woman's sensual solitary experience
“In Detour my heroin arrives in quite an unusual space where she at first enjoys herself and her new encounters, but then the mood changes dramatically, there is chase, heartbeat, and who knows if she manages to finally leave at the end?”
Dimensional User Interface
Singapore-based motion and CG designer Fyn Ng makes us remember the days when "skeuomorphism" was a topic trend in interface design. In his series of CG art he exaggerates that feeling by applying 3D and AR techniques to some pieces of routine interfaces we face daily.
Jeanette Hägglund Photography
Photographer Jeanette Hägglund has fascinating shots of architecture especially from her latest project "Intersection"
