Monument Valley puzzle game inspired by M.C. Escher.
Olly Moss has created a terrific set of 30 characters from “Game of Thrones.”
A former South Korean helicopter pilot has constructed a coffee shop/camera museum in the shape of a Rolleiflex Camera. Say cheese….er I mean latte! More pics on the Facebook Page
floats from Misha Shyukin
Andrew DeGraff creates info maps from movies. Above is a compilation of locations from Princess Bride. via ShortList
Photographer S. Morita documents an amazing collection of Japanese manhole covers.
MALAISE from Daniel Beaulieu
Wooden sculpture work by Yoshitoshi Kanemaki.
Hero Complex Gallery presents the “King For A Day” art show, a tribute to Stephen King’s full body of collected works. A portion of the proceeds from the show will benefit Mr. King’s charity, The Haven Foundation. Â The Haven Foundation is a non-profit service that benefits freelance creatives of all types that find themselves unable to work due to disease or accident. Opening reception is Friday March 21st, 1-10PM. Online link to follow once the store link is up.
Above is my contribution to the show titled “Fury,” a signed giclee limited edition of 5. Inspired by Stephen King’s “Christine.” Beyond the scrapyard and into a dark region of hell, a second life for the demonic Plymouth Fury “Christine” is re-imagined as a coin operated ride for fiendish tykes.
At this year’s SXSW event, Flatstock 43 was in full force with an overabundance of poster goodness. 80+ artists comprised the selection this year offering a wide selection of styles and subject matter. Below is a small selection of highlights from the walk through. With so many talented folks, I wish I could have showcased them all.
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Demo showing the screen print process.
The Decoder Ring Design Concern
My take for the day was decidedly Lucha Libre themed. Posters by Arron Eiland and t-shirt by Carlos Hernandez. (both artists showcased directly above)
Terrific line work from Wang 2mu.
Rich Kelly’s poster for “Inside Llewyn Davis.”
Redmer Hoekstra creates surreal creatures by merging animals with objects.
A wooden kinetic sculpture mimics the action of a falling water drop.
Created by Dean O’Callaghan.
Irish Fairy and Folk Tale series by Zara Picken.
