Artist Melanie Coles has released this photograph of the 55ft Wally taken from a helicopter. She is now encouraging fans to create their own figures in cities across the world — (Daily Mail UK)
Photo by Marita Aguilar, reposted from we are dreamers.
(Artist unkown)
This is almost heartbreaking.
The superb art of Gottfried Helnwein, born in Vienna and now living in L.A. The man behind of the legendary cover for the Scorpions’ LP “Blackout” which piece is a self portrait painting originally used for “Zeit” magazine cover in 1982. Seen in Joia Magazine.
Show the world you know your type. Helvetica Neue explained for the layman.
In weights descending from Ultra Black 95 to Ultra Light 25, Max Miedinger’s redesign of his own 1957 classic has never been so fashionable.
Herakut (from Germany) have just opened Streichelzoo, their first U.S. solo show at Carmichael Gallery in Los Angeles. The show will run through May 4th. You can find more information here.
Eternal Love by dialog05:
Passen wir zueinander? sind wir wirklich voll kompatibel? wie lange wird es halten? ein geben und nehmen - synchronize!
Are we suited to one another? are we really compatible? how long will it last? it’s all about give and take – synchronize!
The designers behind Los Angeles-based Solid Gold Rags are sparing us the search for the perfectly worn-in t-shirt with a new line of beautifully tattered tees. Screen-prints of pop-culture icons—French singers and muses Françoise Hardy and Serge Gainsbourg front two of the collection’s pieces—the almost criminally soft shirts. Co-founders Perry Shimon, and Oliver Kupperhe seek to create quietly personal, everyday pieces that celebrate the individuals they admire.
Jonathan Viner just posted this beautiful new art print up for sale, titled “Trance”. It’s a 9″ x 12″ giclee, has an edition of 50, and is $100. Viner rarely releases prints, except for a few lithos, so this is a great find. To purchase, visit Viner’s Store.
Jonathan Viner was born in 1976 in New York, and was raised up and down the east coast of the United States. After receiving a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1998, he moved to New York City where he continues to live today.
This one is on my must-have list.
Jeongmee Yoon was born in Seoul, South Korea and moved to New York in 2004. She received her BFA in Painting from Seoul National University, South Korea and her MFA in Photo Design from the Hongik University, South Korea. She recently graduated from the School of Visual Arts with an MFA in Photography, Video and Related Media.
The inspiration for JeongMee Yoon’s photographic project was her 5-year-old daughter, Seowoo, who loved things pink. As a setting for a portrait, Ms. Yoon assembled all of her daughter’s pink possessions — stuffed animals, dolls, plastic toys, books, clothes, jewelry, makeup and school supplies — into an orderly display. Seowoo’s bedroom was transformed into a pink kingdom for a child queen.
