Sunday, July 3, 2016

Illustrations by Gabriel Iumazark











Illustrations by Gabriel Iumazark

Illustrations by Gavin ReeceGavin studied fine art at Edinburgh...





















Illustrations by Gavin Reece

Gavin studied fine art at Edinburgh and Central St Martins before becoming one of the UK’s most respected illustrators. Gavin has been one of the leaders of the London illustration scene for the past three decades. From the highly polished glamour of the early noughties to the more handcrafted feel of today, Gavin’s style has continually evolved, keeping him at the forefront of the illustration world. Gavin is represented by New Division.


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Saturday, July 2, 2016

Artist: Daniel Widrig Daniel Widrig founded his studio in London...


Artist: Daniel Widrig


Artist: Daniel Widrig


Artist: Daniel Widrig


Artist: Daniel Widrig


Artist: Daniel Widrig


Artist: Daniel Widrig


Artist: Daniel Widrig


Artist: Daniel Widrig


Artist: Daniel Widrig

Artist: Daniel Widrig 

Daniel Widrig founded his studio in London in 2009. After graduating from the Architectural Association Daniel worked for several years with Zaha Hadid where he was significantly involved in designing some of Hadid’s most iconic buildings and products.
Daniel Widrig’s studio now works in a broad range of fields including sculpture, fashion, furniture design and architecture. Embracing digital systems since its early days, the studio holds a unique position in the field and is widely considered to be in the vanguard of digital art and design. 


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Van Gogh’s World Seen Through the Perspective of a Tilt-Shift...



















Van Gogh’s World Seen Through the Perspective of a Tilt-Shift Lens

Despite our humble opinion that Vincent van Gogh’s works are stunning as is, we were pleasantly entertained by the simple shift in focus made to his paintings by Reddit user melonshade. By placing the works into Photoshop and adding a bit of blur to the painting’s backgrounds, they were able to bring a new perspective to the century-old images, simulating the effect of a tilt-shift lens.

Melonshade’s interventions were inspired by image manipulations previously created by Serena Maylon on Artcyclopedia. You can also view Maylon’s altered works on Imgur. Thanks Colossal


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New Work by Aykut Aydoğdu Aykut Aydoğdu is a Turkish digital...





















New Work by Aykut Aydoğdu

Aykut Aydoğdu is a Turkish digital illustrator based in Istanbul. You had the pleasure to admire his wonderful work on our blog 1, 2. Check out also his Instagram.


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Friday, July 1, 2016

Non-linear sculptures by Julian WildJulian Wild’s sculptures are...


Non-linear sculptures by Julian Wild


Non-linear sculptures by Julian Wild


Non-linear sculptures by Julian Wild


Non-linear sculptures by Julian Wild


Non-linear sculptures by Julian Wild


Non-linear sculptures by Julian Wild


Non-linear sculptures by Julian Wild


Non-linear sculptures by Julian Wild

Non-linear sculptures by Julian Wild

Julian Wild’s sculptures are supposedly abstract but strongly figure a paranoia emanating directly from the artist’s own apprehension toward the virtues of linearity. We can witness this uneasiness in a complex web, deriving from a singular orientation, parallel limbs threaten to converge but resist, each obeying its own singularity. A spectrum of phosphorescent colour flows along the object’s outgrowth, an amorphous rash indicative of its restless mutations.


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