Wednesday, March 7, 2018
Witty Collages by Shusaku TakaokaJapanese graphic artist Shusaku...
Witty Collages by Shusaku Takaoka
Japanese graphic artist Shusaku Takaoka gives classic artworks a modern makeover. He creates photo collages featuring iconic figures in contemporary settings, scenarios, and clothing. You must admit that the transformations come out perfect.
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Witty Collages by Shusaku TakaokaJapanese graphic artist Shusaku... crss
Witty Collages by Shusaku Takaoka
Japanese graphic artist Shusaku Takaoka gives classic artworks a modern makeover. He creates photo collages featuring iconic figures in contemporary settings, scenarios, and clothing. You must admit that the transformations come out perfect.
Want to keep up with art? Check out our Twitter feed.
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crssGIF work from French video game designer Romain Courtois.Enjoy...
GIF work from French video game designer Romain Courtois.Enjoy... crss
Tuesday, March 6, 2018
Paper Art by Elsa Mora Elsa Mora is a Cuban born artist based...
Paper Art by Elsa Mora
Elsa Mora is a Cuban born artist based in New York. She is also a curator and artistic director at ArtYard. Mora is a recipient of the UNESCO-Aschberg Bursaries and her work has been shown around the world at art galleries and museums. She is currently working on a solo exhibition for the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art in Eugene, OR, which will take place in 2018. Mora’s work reflects on universal issues of identity, connectivity, and survival.
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Paper Art by Elsa Mora Elsa Mora is a Cuban born artist based... crss
Paper Art by Elsa Mora
Elsa Mora is a Cuban born artist based in New York. She is also a curator and artistic director at ArtYard. Mora is a recipient of the UNESCO-Aschberg Bursaries and her work has been shown around the world at art galleries and museums. She is currently working on a solo exhibition for the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art in Eugene, OR, which will take place in 2018. Mora’s work reflects on universal issues of identity, connectivity, and survival.
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