Saturday, 29 December 2007
Vincent Hui
Vincent Hui is an artist from Hong kong fresh out from school and now working as a freelancer. Also check out his blog for updates on his work.
The Small Stakes
The Small Stakes is Jason Munn, an artist from Wisconsin. His posters are ALL amazing and really worth a look!
David Lachapelle
David Lachapelle is a grand and great photographer. He has a major portfolio and is known for shooting (!) celebrities.
Sunday, 23 December 2007
Eduardo Recife
Eduardo Recife is another brasilian illustrator. His work has a very vintage look. This is his commercial website, really worth a look!
Saturday, 22 December 2007
Jonathan Borofsky
Jonathan Borofsky is a sculptor from Boston, Massachusetts.
This public sculpture, Walking to the sky, was first installed at the Rockeffeler Center (in 2004) and was then moved to the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas, Texas (in 2005).
He is mostly known for his Hammering man public sculptures that you can find in many major cities around the globe. You can view his impressive portfolio on his website here.
Damien Weighill
Damien Weighill is an illustrator that has a lot of humour. He also has a blog, where you send him a picture of yourself, he makes a drawing of you with it, and then posts this drawing on his blog. This is his explanation for it : «Real people don't read your blog.
A fact that I wasn't made aware of when I signed up for these things; It now seems so obvious.
If you are reading this and you do happen to be a real person then why not send me a photo (one which includes your real face) and I will draw a picture of you and post it here to serve as everlasting proof that sometimes facts are wrong»
So... if you want, send him a picture!!!
Wednesday, 19 December 2007
Matthew Woodson
Matthew Woodson is an illustrator. This is Matthew Woodson's blog. I like his blog because he dosen't really talk about his final drawings, but more about his process, the work itself, the questions and difficulties of getting it done. And I have to say it is kind of reassuring to read about his insecurities... than I feel like I'm am not the only one who fears to fuck up a drawing by putting color on it or that I'm not the only one who fears perspective! And when I look at the work of really good illustrators, I always think that it is soooo easy for them... so... thanks Matthew Woodson!
By the way, Matthew Woodson has a beautiful website too!
Damian Hirst's skull... the exhibition of the year!?!
Jonathan Jones signs an article in The Guardian Unlimited that has a very interesting point of view on contemporary art. Personnally, I REALLY don't agree with him, but I am happy to understand what the defenders of real contemporary art are thinking... what they see in a pile of shit in a corner. Jonathan Jones defends Damian Hirst's skull, even calling it the exhibition of the year!?! You have to read the article, but you really have to read the most interesting part of it, which is the respond and comments from readers at the bottom... It feels like not a lot of people agree with Jones's point of view...
Tuesday, 18 December 2007
Guess who? The many faces of Noma Bar
Israeli illustrator Noma Bar is a real genius. He makes portraits of well known subjects using an object that represents the subject in question. His greatest drawings have been arranged into a book called Guess who? The many faces of Noma Bar.
Monday, 17 December 2007
Su Blackwell
Su Blackwell makes book-cut sculptures and installations made out of paper. Her work is very graceful, calming... just superb. You have to watch the video 1000 origami birds where she explains her meanings of an exposition she made. Very interesting.
Merry Catmas
By viewing the Merry Catmas video between now and Dec. 31, 2007, you are helping to address global poverty. Based on the overall number of views of Merry Catmas, Lawson will make a donation to World Vision, an organization that helps children and families living in poverty in nearly 100 countries. Watch it now and feel good knowing you're supporting a good cause!
Sunday, 16 December 2007
Mladen Penev
Mladen Penev is a bulgarian artist. His work is very intelligent and cannot leave you indifferent. Worth a look!
Saturday, 15 December 2007
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