Category Archives for "Art"

Produced by SoftLab this futuristic stained-glass installation really lifted my spirits. An array of colours are used but unlike a traditional stationed glass window this is a fluid form and really gives a wow factor to the offices of Behance in New York. Well-known for producing creative projects, interactive sculptures and installations to interactive designs to immersive […]

Some interesting artwork from Loris Cecchini, creating the physical effect of rippling walls, it seems a little alien or other world like. The white walls have the appearance of disturbed water, or vibrations within water but having them on a wall makes them seem like they could be a portal. More of the artists work below and over […]

There’s upcycling and then there’s extreme upcycling. This is a crazy project from those people at Fallen Furniture that brought you the Boeing 777 Coffee Table. It’s a cluster bomb that’s been lovingly up cycled into a stunning drinks cabinet, very unusual but it looks gorgeous and certainly wouldn’t be out of place in a Bond villain’s lair.

The art of resin painter Bruce Riley really does inspired me, after seeing him work I’m ashamed to say that I was quickly Googling ‘resin’ and where to buy it, as if it’s that easy. I find his work incredible, not only the end result but the way it’s made and also watching these videos of that creation in […]

Truly mesmerising these are 3D printed sculptures that animate when under a strobe light. The designer James Edmark says “These are 3-D printed sculptures designed to animate when spun under a strobe light. The placement of the appendages is determined by the same method nature uses in pinecones and sunflowers. The rotation speed is synchronized to […]

Heavy Metals is a series of photography by Alberto Seveso he creates these effects by mixing metallic powders and ink which are added into different fluids. The effect is a mixture of explosion and silk, mixed with another worldliness.

Now we’ve all seen and heard of crop circles but snow circles is a new one on me, or to be more exact, snow patterns. Simon Beck is an artist who walks the walk, literally, and usually through a couple of feet of snow. He creates intricate and detailed patterns just by walking through the […]

A fantastic example of street art at it’s best by ROA and Phlegm in Peckham. The level of detail and depth created is very expressive. See more detailed images and extra artwork over at streetartlondon.co.uk

Spotted this recent work of Banksy’s over at flavorwire. He worked with Los Angeles students (who created the tagged background) while the window and figure were created by Banksy himself. More images of the work including closeups can be seen over at the flavorwire.com site.

This installation works sheer scale and detail is awe-inspiring. Created by London artist Zadok Ben David and using 12,000 cut steel botanical specimens modelled from old textbook illustrations. The level of detail and clever mixture of industrial and organic is impressive. Read the whole story and see further images of the installation over at thisiscolossal.com