Showing posts with label Artist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Artist. Show all posts
Danny Vermette Halloween Love
Wait til you see what Danny is working on for this year's Halloween party!
Bryan Lewis Saunders - DRUGS
A few images from artist Bryan Lewis Saunders' series DRUGS where he draws himself while under the influence of different drugs. "After experiencing drastic changes in my environment, I looked for other experiences that might profoundly affect my perception of the self. So I devised another experiment where everyday I took a different drug and drew myself under the influence. Within weeks I became lethargic and suffered mild brain damage. I am still conducting this experiment but over greater lapses of time. I only take drugs that are given to me." See more of Bryan's self portraits HERE.
Danny Vermette Halloween Love by Salazar
Danny Vermette has been working hard on this year's Halloween decor and it will be up and ready for you to see starting this Wednesday until next Monday...come check it out!
John Woo - He Wears It
John Woo is a Hong Kong based designer and illustrator. Here are a few pieces from his "He Wears It" series, see more HERE and you can also purchase these prints HERE.
Judith Selby Lang & Richard Lang - One Plastic Beach
"In 1999 we started collecting plastic debris - carrying it away by the bagful - all from Kehoe Beach, a remote stretch of the Point Reyes National Seashore, in Northern California. Certain items would catch our interest: milk jug lids, combs, toy soldiers, disposable lighters, cheese spreaders from lunch snack packs. We were attracted to things that would show by their numbers and commonness what is happening in the oceans around the world.
The plastic we continue to find is not left by visitors; it is washing up from the ocean. Back in our studios we clean, sort and categorize the pieces according to color and kind. We use the plastic to make artworks including large sculptures, installations, photo tableaus and jewelry.
We are a collaborative team. Our love of nature is combined with our interest in science to produce an on-going series of art works about the oceans and the environment. While the content of our work has a message about the spoiling of the natural world by the industrial world, our final intent is aesthetic and celebratory." See more HERE.
The plastic we continue to find is not left by visitors; it is washing up from the ocean. Back in our studios we clean, sort and categorize the pieces according to color and kind. We use the plastic to make artworks including large sculptures, installations, photo tableaus and jewelry.
We are a collaborative team. Our love of nature is combined with our interest in science to produce an on-going series of art works about the oceans and the environment. While the content of our work has a message about the spoiling of the natural world by the industrial world, our final intent is aesthetic and celebratory." See more HERE.
The Cheaper Show No. 10
Congratulations to the 200 artists selected for this year's Cheaper Show, which will be happening June 25th. Get more info HERE.
Confetti Systems
"CONFETTISYSTEM is Nicholas Andersen and Julie Ho, a duo working as artists, stylists, and designers. A friendship born from their shared love of communal celebration and craft-making has brought them together to create a new system. CONFETTISYSTEM transforms simple materials such as tissue paper, cardboard, and silk into interactive objects that create a point of focus, where memories are made and a spontaneous collaboration with the viewer is sparked. CONFETTISYSTEM’s creations occupy the space between the ephemeral and the permanent, evoking a sense of nostalgia and lighthearted fun." See more of their work HERE.
Krista Wortendyke - (Re):media statement
"Although most of us have never experienced war, we are surrounded by its imagery. (Re): media is an exploration of the way imagery and information from movies, videogames, newspapers, and the Internet come together to form our perception of war. Having never experienced war first-hand I am forced to put my faith in mediated expressions of the thing itself. By combining the imagery I pillage from all these sources, there is a possibility that what I am creating is more real than the individual images themselves. Explosions are war's most universal and most spectacular signifiers. We are never falling short of this imagery. I have made use of these magnetizing images to show not only how the lines between fiction and non-fiction blur, but also to show how a mediated experience can become indecipherable from a real experience." See more of Krista's work on her website HERE.
Marissa Textor
Marissa Textor is an artist living and working in Los Angeles. Here are a few of her amazing drawings, check her website HERE to see more.
Jeff Hamada
Jeff Hamada is a Japanese Canadian artist living in Vancouver. He has made things for Converse, Oakley, Electronic Arts and many more. Check out his website HERE.
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