Daigo Fukawa created a collection of furniture pieces based on rough sketches for his senior thesis exhibition at Tokyo University of the Arts.
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Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts
Walled
"In the days following the flooding of NYC, I began this series of drawings. The first 7 of these images are directly in response to the effects of Hurricane Sandy. I decided to take the concept of sea walls to the extreme.
The remaining drawings reflect a more paranoid outlook. They’re about walling off sections of any city into self-governing City States. The walls contain and prevent damage from a range of real and perceived threats."Jeff Konigsberg
[this isn't happiness]
Scribbled
Metal wire sculpture based on sketches by David Oliveira
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*see also Seung Mo Park. Isaac Cordal.
Travelogue
Madagascar, carnet de voyage, extrait... from bastien dubois on Vimeo.
An excerpt from Bastien Dubois' short film combining drawings, photos and journal pages to present a complete look at his trip to Madagascar.
Describing the Sun
“A Line Describing the Sun features a new two-channel video and sculpture created in the Mojave Desert earlier this year. Begun at the Center for Land Use Interpretation’s artist-in-residence program in Wendover, Utah, Lamson finished the project in a dry lakebed west of Barstow, California. The video and sculpture are both a record of two day-long performances in which the artist follows the sun with a large Fresnel lens mounted on a rolling apparatus. The lens focuses the sun into a 1,600-degree point of light that melts the dry mud, transforming it into a black glassy substance.”
William Lamson
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I ♥ Urban Sketchers
I was about to say how Lapin, Marc Holmes & Kiah Kiean are my three favorite Urban Sketchers... but lord knows there are many more. So lets say these are my three favorites for today.
Lapin
Marc Holmes
Kiah Kiean
Lapin
Marc Holmes
Kiah Kiean
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