The Curse
Check out this great 24 hour Comic by Mike Norton
[skottie young on twitter]
[skottie young on twitter]
Tags:
24 hour comics,
comics,
Mike Norton
Material
Tory Wright
reminds me of Tom Gallant
[Wooster Collective]
reminds me of Tom Gallant
[Wooster Collective]
Tags:
ads,
papercraft,
Tory Wright
URGENT! Process Immediately
"This small, sixteen-page pamphlet is produced to put inside the postage-paid, business-reply envelopes that come with junk mail offers. Every envelope collected is stuffed with the pamphlet and mailed back to its original company."Packard Jennings
[Boing Boing]
Tags:
activism,
illustration,
PACKARD JENNINGS,
parody
Out of his Hand
I mentioned David Hockney making work with his iPhone some time ago (here).
These are some images he's made with the Brushes app.
[The New York Review of Books]
These are some images he's made with the Brushes app.
[The New York Review of Books]
Tags:
David Hockney,
digital,
drawing,
iPhone,
painting
Climb The Steps
Balmori Associates's “Garden That Climbs The Steps” in Bilbao, Spain.
[Neatorama/Contemporist]
[Neatorama/Contemporist]
Cloud Cloud Cloud Cloud Cloud
"Ron English skywrites the word CLOUD five times across lower Manhattan. The text soon dissipates into actual clouds."
[Urban Prankster]
Tags:
clouds,
environmental art,
performance,
public art,
Ron English,
video
Scented
Instead of tagging a wall with paint, Mitchell Heinrich tags it with a scent. There is now the potential to make a subway platform smell like freshly cut grass. Since the scents are not permanent; they eventually evaporate leaving no trace.
Make your own.
[Urban Prankster]
"Scent is interpreted by the limbic system which is very closely tied to emotion and memory. This leads me to believe that interacting with people using scent can potentially be a much more powerful medium than paint since people experiencing it can’t help but react to it. The goal of this project is to realize the potential of smell as art and to explore different ways of using it to interact with people."
Make your own.
[Urban Prankster]
Tags:
Mitchell Heinrich,
street art
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