June 2010 Blog Posts (308)

Truth be told, we all think that our dogs are the cutest living creatures in the world. By just how do we capture their effervescent personalities, show the world just how charismatic and caring they can be? Well, if you live in Toronto, near professional pet photographer Piotr Organa, you may want to ask him to take their portrait. Capturing man's best friend in a…

Brooklyn artist Dennis McNett is the guy behind this sick new window installation at Barneys New York. Over-sized wolf, owl, and skull masks adorn mannequins inside the display. His imagery from nature, folklore, mythology, and storytelling mixed with graphic woodcut blocks, prints, masks, and paper mache sculptures sets a very unique stage for the retail store in…

Facial portraits digitally manipulated by russian image maker Oleg Duryagin

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French/British Car & Fashion publication Intersection magazine always create some great productions and editorial. The following are car covers, each designed to fit an Alfa Romeo Brera and were commissioned by and created exclusively for the Magazine. Participating in the project were Maison Martin Margiela, Bless, Richard James, Adam Kimmel, Visvim and Ksubi. Each design is both reflective of the…

Adam Santarossa is being paid thousands of dollars to watch the World Cup inside a giant football in Melbourne, Australia.



The 23-year-old says his friends are jealous after he was selected by Adidas to spend the month-long tournament watching football, tweeting and writing blogs inside the 20 foot (six meter) diameter Jabulani ball. "Other people have…

Demonstrating that the retro craze is here to stay, Louis Vuitton goes prim and proper for their Fall 2010 campaign. Featuring three beautiful models spanning three separate decades, the ads were shot by none other than Steven Meisel. Antoine Arnault, Vuitton’s Director of…

With digital art getting a lot of attention these days, it's easy to forget the beauty of more traditional mediums. UK based artist Andrea Joseph takes us back to that place with her wonderfully whimsical hand drawings. Using nothing more than pencils and pen, she creates incredibly detailed illustrations of everything from converse shoes to clothes in a washing…

Started in Europe during the early 1920's, Surrealism has risen to new and exciting heights since the dawn of the digital age. A new generation of artists have emerged who explore the subconscious mind, who freely meander between what's real and unreal. Using tools such as Photoshop and Illustrator, they bring to life our nightmares and dreams, creating beautiful,…

Commissioned by Wallpaper* Magazine, the Disco Chair is a bespoke illuminated furniture concept. Constructed from 200 linear metres of Electroluminescent wire, the chair transforms into a neon rainbow when powered. A pulse setting enables the chair to flash on and off creating an instant disco installation.…

Art student, graphic and installation designer Pete Dungey created this project titled “Pothole Gardens”, a series of public installations highlighting the problem of surface imperfections on Britain’s roads. ‘If we planted one of those in every hole, it would be like a forest in the road’ – Passing Pedestrian.…