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Micah Lexier + Christian Bok

18 Mar

A collaborative work by artist Micah Lexier and poet Christian Bok. I’ve always loved text-based work and for me this is a masterpiece.

Micah Lexier + Christian Bok

Photo taken by Jacklyn Atlas.

 
 

Paul Destieu

14 Dec

“My Favourite Landscape”, an installation of 500 prints by artist Paul Destieu, recreating a common Windows error.

windows xp bug paul destieu artist installation

 
 

70+ Brilliant Examples Of Photo Manipulation Art

30 Nov

Throughout history, great designers always found new ways to show their creativity to express themselves and create new trends and techniques to remark their work apart from the rest of the crowd. Photo manipulation is an art in itself, that requires a skill and precision as we know, it is one of the most creative artforms to come out of the digital age.

This presentation shows an amazing collection of photo manipulation art related to nature, photography, objects, illustrations, HDR as well as some abstract and fantasy-related concepts. Hopefully, everybody will find something interesting to ignite their creativity.


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Brilliant Examples of Photo Manipulations Art

Photo manipulation can serve as an excellent source of inspiration. Infect, we, designers, can derive inspiration from almost everything around, and this collection can fulfills your design inspiration related needs as we can promise you that when you start browsing them further in details it will surely refresh your memory.


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While compiling this list, it’s always a possibility that we missed some other great artwork. Feel free to share it with us.

 
 

If Google Maps Were Real: An Artist’s Vision [PICS]

12 Sep


The above image is one of several from Alejo Malia that depict a world in which all the elements of Google Maps — place markers, public transit symbols and even the yellow street view guy — are completely real and physical objects looming over our buildings, streets and heads.

Malia is a Spanish illustrator and designer who, while relatively unknown, has a very strong social media presence. He’s on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Blogspot and Flickr.

He uploaded this set of images (titled Google’s World) yesterday, but it’s not his first literal imagination of the technological world of the web; he also produced an image that incorporated Facebook’s “Like” button into a real photograph.

Here’s the rest of the Google’s World set. Enjoy, and be sure and tweet your appreciation at Malia if you like his work.

[Via Gizmodo]


Reviews: Facebook, Flickr, Google Maps, Twitter, YouTube

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