Chris Saunders is an American mixed media artist living in Venice Beach, CA. After having a near death experience, Chris found himself compelled to create the images that were pouring from his subconscious, exploring themes of connectedness, abstraction & psychedelic experience. Facebook | Instagram
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It’s good to hearing from Elliot Cohen again, this time, he has submitted his wearable backup battery concept. The wearable 500mAh wristband can be charged through an integrated USB port and can jumpstart your phones/devices on the go through an integrated Lightning or Micro USB connector. The wristband is intended to provide a quick access emergency boost when you need it (while looking good when you don’t). It’s a simple product actually wrapped in a stylish bracelet that fits any modern style.
Designer : Elliot Cohen
Tuvie has received “Wearable Battery Charger” project from our ‘Submit A Design‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their design/concept for publication.
Stylish Wearable Back Up Battery for Youngsters is originally posted on Tuvie - Modern Industrial Design
Born 1986 in Lithuania, Ernest “ZACH” Zacharevic is a multidiscipline artist based in Penang, Malaysia. With a classic education in fine art, he is known for the mashup with different techniques and styles from the urban landscape. With a touch of humor, his murals often involve local people and randomly found objects, creating a spontaneous dialogue. In 2012, he painted a series of murals in Penang, including the iconic Children on Bicycle, which has gone viral and become a cultural landmark.
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Phoresy Pack is a concept backpack that was born out of the idea of creating customizable and generative product design. It is based on the idea that objects around us leave a distinct mark reciprocally where user also contributes to the appearance as much as the initial designer. This concept bag represents the idea where a product can also be formed around its user.
It’s more than a backpack. Each product is unique, it is created by its user through a simple online interface wrapped around a generative design platform. There’s special app that offers control on the bag’s aesthetic parameter, including shape, volume, and strapping style. This means, each Phoresy Pack fits its user perfectly in term of function, style, and ergonomics.
Designer : Stepan Drunks
Thanks to unique material that becomes the core of Phoresy Pack’s structure, this project allows for custom configuration. The designer used a special technique based on CNC milled full grain cowhide leather folded into a triangular shape, creating pattern derived from a study of expandable structures. Inside the leather shell, the surface is also covered with lycra textile to create softness and elasticity, making it easy to adjust to the volume of its content and wearer’s body. The rest of the bag is crafted from thinner wet-formed leather in pieces layered over cork inserts.
The name Phoresy is taken from the field of zoology to emphasize the way this backpack relates to you. Phoresy is a non-parasitic relationship between two organisms where one organism is carried around by another.
Phoresy Pack : Design Your Backpack’s Shape, Volume, and Strapping Style is originally posted on Tuvie - Modern Industrial Design
Nelson’s new works are expressions of the natural dynamism of the universe in which we are immersed. Everything around us is constantly in motion and undergoes innumerable changes over time. Nelson’s amazing skills allow him to catch that universal energy and fix it on his canvases while maintaining its powerful dynamic qualities. In Nelson’s new paintings, the wild waves of stormy seas mix with the eternal flames of the artist’s inner metaphysical world. His emotive brushmarks appear to go from smooth and watery to choppy and expressionistic in the blink of an eye, creating that sense of perpetual motion which gives the exhibition its title. Nelson’s work is not to be defined as abstract. “I don’t consciously base my work on anything, so how could it be abstracting?” explains the artist. Elements as opposite as cosmic matter and oil paint coexist in Nelson’s newest works, revealing never-before-explored meanings, landscapes, and patterns. As the artist elaborates, “I love to balance bright vibrant colors with the strange non-objective flows and goes; sometimes using impasto to create the enhanced illusion of depth. The term I have come up with is Non-Objective Realism – the feeling of something real yet far away from reality.“ - Deianira Tolema - Freelance Writer at Hi-Fructose Magazine
Last Rites Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Perpetual Motion, a solo exhibition of works by CT Nelson, on view at 325 W 38th Street from September, 17th – October, 22nd 2016.
1.BLOOM -Oil on canvas-48” diameter
2.Dreamcatcher of an Adolescents Nightmare-Oil on canvas-36” x 36”
3.Elastic Dawn-Oil on canvas-40” x 60”
4.Living Creates Strange Bones-Oil on canvas-50” x 31”
5.Implode Explode the nature of Twisted Hearts-Oil on canvas-50” x 31”
6.Sideways Sunset on the Whirligig Garden-Oil on canvas-48” diameter
7.Seeing Wind and Feeling 100 years in San Isabel-Oil on canvas
60” x 40”
8.Topsy Turvy Twilight-Oil on canvas-36” x 36”
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Carolina Rodriguez Fuenmayor a.k.a. alterlier is a freelance illustrator, based in Bogotá, Colombia. In her work she likes to build bridges between alternate universes and reality, creating forms of life capable of living in fantasy and illusion. Stay current with Carolina’s work by following her on Instagram.
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