WalkNYC Wayfinding System by Pentagram
WalkNYC is a project led by the NYC Department of Transportation to build a network of wayfinding products to help New Yorkers and visitors orient themselves and find their way through the streets of New York.
http://new.pentagram.com/2013/06/new-work-nyc-wayfinding/
The maps are designed to encourage people to walk, bike and use public transit, and feature all local streets and major landmarks and destinations, as well as bike lanes. The kiosks will be located near subway stations, business districts and other high-traffic pedestrian areas
Designed at Pentagram. Michael Bierut, partner-in-charge and designer; Tracey Cameron and Hamish Smyth, designers; Jesse Reed, icon designer; Tamara McKenna, project manager.
WalkNYC Wayfinding System by Pentagram
WalkNYC is a project led by the NYC Department of Transportation to build a network of wayfinding products to help New Yorkers and visitors orient themselves and find their way through the streets of New York.
http://new.pentagram.com/2013/06/new-work-nyc-wayfinding/
The maps are designed to encourage people to walk, bike and use public transit, and feature all local streets and major landmarks and destinations, as well as bike lanes. The kiosks will be located near subway stations, business districts and other high-traffic pedestrian areas
Designed at Pentagram. Michael Bierut, partner-in-charge and designer; Tracey Cameron and Hamish Smyth, designers; Jesse Reed, icon designer; Tamara McKenna, project manager.
The Chandelier Tree in LA
"Several years ago Los Angeles-based airbrush make-up artist, photographer and designer Adam Tenenbaum was bequeathed several large vintage chandeliers that he thought might look good in his home, but to his dismay they were a bit too large. Then an idea struck him: why not hang a few in the giant tree in his front yard. The Chandelier Tree was born. Filmmaker Colin Kennedy passed the tree almost daily for nearly six years and finally decided to sit down the Tenenbaum to shoot this short documentary about this strange and beautiful tree." - Colossal
http://vimeo.com/69527636
The Chandelier Tree in LA
"Several years ago Los Angeles-based airbrush make-up artist, photographer and designer Adam Tenenbaum was bequeathed several large vintage chandeliers that he thought might look good in his home, but to his dismay they were a bit too large. Then an idea struck him: why not hang a few in the giant tree in his front yard. The Chandelier Tree was born. Filmmaker Colin Kennedy passed the tree almost daily for nearly six years and finally decided to sit down the Tenenbaum to shoot this short documentary about this strange and beautiful tree." - Colossal
http://vimeo.com/69527636
The Mill Showreel 2013
The hotly anticipated 2013 MAGICAL showreel packed full of the boldest, bravest and brightest work from The Mill. Jaws jumped out.Music Track: "Clair de Lune (featuring Christine Hoberg)" recorded by Flight Facilities
http://vimeo.com/70032068
The Mill Showreel 2013
The hotly anticipated 2013 MAGICAL showreel packed full of the boldest, bravest and brightest work from The Mill. Jaws jumped out.Music Track: "Clair de Lune (featuring Christine Hoberg)" recorded by Flight Facilities
http://vimeo.com/70032068
40 Days of Dating
I really enjoyed the speech of famous designer Jessica Walsh (a significant part of Sagmeister&Walsh) during my OFFF visit . She was talking about numerous project and mentioned one that was secret at that moment - "40 Days of Dating". Two good friends (Jessica and Tim Goodman) with opposite relationship problems found themselves single at the same time. As an experiment, they dated for 40 days. Beside the psychological and other logical and not so logical parts of the recently started project the interesting part of it that each day was decorated with illustrations from other famous artist worth to see and explore during next month on fortydaysofdating.com
Introduction: http://vimeo.com/67586897
Behind the scene: http://vimeo.com/67598510
40 Days of Dating
I really enjoyed the speech of famous designer Jessica Walsh (a significant part of Sagmeister&Walsh) during my OFFF visit . She was talking about numerous project and mentioned one that was secret at that moment - "40 Days of Dating". Two good friends (Jessica and Tim Goodman) with opposite relationship problems found themselves single at the same time. As an experiment, they dated for 40 days. Beside the psychological and other logical and not so logical parts of the recently started project the interesting part of it that each day was decorated with illustrations from other famous artist worth to see and explore during next month on fortydaysofdating.com
Introduction: http://vimeo.com/67586897
Behind the scene: http://vimeo.com/67598510
Melting portraits by Ben DeHaan
Ben DeHaan‘s “Uncured” series captures the decay of a printed photograph as a result of the removal of the UV light used to instantly dry the ink on the page and cure the image. These portraits appear as if they are melting and evoke a surreal aesthetic, creating a completely unique visual experience that questions the idea of simple replication
“Uncured” explores the expectations of photographic image in a digitally ubiquitous era. A digital photograph is simply ink sprayed on substrates to create an exact replication of a digital file. I’m interested in breaking down the image to its inherent properties to reflect on photography’s role in constructing its significance.
Melting portraits by Ben DeHaan
Ben DeHaan‘s “Uncured” series captures the decay of a printed photograph as a result of the removal of the UV light used to instantly dry the ink on the page and cure the image. These portraits appear as if they are melting and evoke a surreal aesthetic, creating a completely unique visual experience that questions the idea of simple replication
“Uncured” explores the expectations of photographic image in a digitally ubiquitous era. A digital photograph is simply ink sprayed on substrates to create an exact replication of a digital file. I’m interested in breaking down the image to its inherent properties to reflect on photography’s role in constructing its significance.
Vault49
I was happy enough to listen guys from Vault49 on scene at OFFF earlier last month and this was really inspiring to see them doing many of "3D" or "digital" things by hands and with low-fi paper models. Less 3D more hands - that's what we get from Vault49, London born studio moved to New York for new opportunities.
http://vimeo.com/67869965
Vault49
I was happy enough to listen guys from Vault49 on scene at OFFF earlier last month and this was really inspiring to see them doing many of "3D" or "digital" things by hands and with low-fi paper models. Less 3D more hands - that's what we get from Vault49, London born studio moved to New York for new opportunities.
http://vimeo.com/67869965
Eric Zener
Eric Zener's hyper realistic work has been exhibited in the United States, and internationally, for over 20 years. See his "Water" series of underwater paintings below and enjoy viewing all works on www.ericzener.com
Eric Zener
Eric Zener's hyper realistic work has been exhibited in the United States, and internationally, for over 20 years. See his "Water" series of underwater paintings below and enjoy viewing all works on www.ericzener.com
Andrew Lyman photography
Andrew Lyman is an artist living, working, and attending school in Savannah, US for the time being. Lyman is driven to create and learn from his daily experiences and his immense group of inspired friends. We unveil his Fleeted Happenings project below, as the most outstanding from his portfolio
Andrew Lyman photography
Andrew Lyman is an artist living, working, and attending school in Savannah, US for the time being. Lyman is driven to create and learn from his daily experiences and his immense group of inspired friends. We unveil his Fleeted Happenings project below, as the most outstanding from his portfolio
Vonn Sumner
Californian young contemporary artist Vonn Sumner "combines portraiture with symbols, painting contemporary persons as repositories of archetypal truths. These persons shed their identities, and assume some other, profound significance amid a lush materiality." (Bert Green from BG Fine Art in Los Angeles)
Vonn Sumner
Californian young contemporary artist Vonn Sumner "combines portraiture with symbols, painting contemporary persons as repositories of archetypal truths. These persons shed their identities, and assume some other, profound significance amid a lush materiality." (Bert Green from BG Fine Art in Los Angeles)
