Archie & Gang’s World Reimagined as a Prison Drama
A sordid take on the lives of Riverdale’s most famous residents. Also, just what we always knew about ol’ Jughead. An illustration by Mr. Hawthorne. Seamy back story here. [via…
A sordid take on the lives of Riverdale’s most famous residents. Also, just what we always knew about ol’ Jughead. An illustration by Mr. Hawthorne. Seamy back story here. [via…
RE:, an audiovisual art installation by Bram Snijders and Carolien Teunisse, was part of the ‘Borderless Reality’ exhibition held in Seoul, Korea.
Using 360° projection-mapping techniques and a complicated arrangement of mirrors, the installation allows a projector to beam images back on to its own surface.
Virtual pixels become points of augmentation in actual space? The reflected projection makes a mixed reality appear and disappear. In most cases the projector has a functional role in a video-installation; the projector in ‘RE:’ functions as a symbol for both sender as receiver of the medium (of) light.
You can watch the video of the installation in action, after the jump.
Alex Andreyev has been a graphic designer and artist for the last 20 years. He creates his awesome, phantasmagorical artworks using Adobe Photoshop and Corel Painter.
Snip from the artist’s site:
I’ve been drawing for as long as I remember myself. Both graphic design and digital art attract me, but recently I tend to commit to digital art more than anything else.
I tried various techniques, including traditional inks, pens, brushes and also experimented with digital art. Now I use Adobe Photoshop and Corel Painter, just brushes, no fancy stuff or filters. By using (a) limited toolset I am able to achieve stylistic consistency throughout my artwork. I focus more on expression of my creative concepts than on technology or tools. While working in digital medium, I am free of limitations of traditional tools, such as drying of oil paint, changing of gouache color or etching line width.
Alex is based in Saint Petersburg, Russia. He is currently working on the concept art for an upcoming animation film – Kin-Dza-Dza.
You can buy high resolution prints of the works on his official site (caution: some images on the site are NSFW).
More images after the jump.
WWII posters with a modern twist. Printed on heavyweight, 100% cotton-rag paper, using archival pigment inks.
French artist OaKoAK letting his stunning imagination run riot on a parking block, somewhere in the streets of France. Visit his site to see more of his creativity.
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Etsy listing for custom made, handcrafted cephalopod appendages. At $1,100 apiece (ouch!), it’s a pricey, but awesome way to impress your impressionable friends. Snip from the item description: All of…
Artist, photographer and musician, Matt Relkin, shared some images of his fantastic abstract paintings. Visit his site to check out more of his art, music, and photography. He also has a blog, which he updates regularly.
More images after the jump.
Artist Olly Moss’ extremely covetable Star Wars trilogy posters. These limited edition, 24x36” screen-printed posters will be available at Mondo Tees, on Monday, 20th December. Link to the site.
A lovely little set, compiled by Flickr user Sandi Vincent.