July 8, 2010, at 7:43 am 
Moscow based digital artist Vladimir Shelest has sculpted and rendered this ultra sci-fi experimental graphic environment for a mobile phone release called QderoPateo Ouidoo. The particle effects, lighting and transparent layers are pretty much falling within the category of memorizing. Makes for a dreamy and inspirational view, be sure to check out is site via [...]
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To me, there is nothing better than a well visualized concept. You can put something down in words, discuss it or wireframe it out for months, even years, but until you render an idea in a way that’s true to life it’s difficult to fully understand the potential. The ‘iWatch’ concept by Naples based ADR [...] I find Ujin Lee’s ‘Dust’ series of photographs to be incredibly creative and innovative. I love that he chose to experiment with different environments, I feel each space exaggerates the already obscure subject matter and then hits me in profound ways that I have difficulty placing my finger on and explaining. In short, to me [...] I have become incredibly inspired by Kevin Cooley’s ‘Light’s Edge’ photo collection. Kevin Cooley is a Brooklyn based photographer and video artist who often collaborates with the talented photographer Bridget Batch. He beautifully captures obscure lighting events in places of dramatic scenery and isolation that to me, seem alien and otherworldly. Myself being fascinated with long exposure night [...] Mag+ from Bonnier on Vimeo. From Vimeo page: This conceptual video is a corporate collaborative research project initiated by Bonnier R&D into the experience of reading magazines on handheld digital devices. It illustrates one possible vision for digital magazines in the near future, presented by our design partners at BERG. Visit -> http://www.bonnier.com The above urban stencil art is just a small sampling of art created by one of 35 artists from around the globe who have come together to create and document artwork in Lüneburg, Germany. They are documenting every day of the event by taking tons of pics and uploading them to their online gallery, tweeting [...] Designer, programmer and inventor duo Michael Flückiger and Nicolas Kunz have developed a dynamic font system/interface that they are calling ‘LAIKAFONT’, as part of their bachelor thesis study at Bern University of Applied Sciences in Switzerland. The font is modified through many different outside forces e.g., motion, weight and even some obscure tests from the [...] I took notice of this campaign on the Creative Review.co.uk’s website last week. At first I was kind of feeling underwhelmed, but after letting the idea render in my head for a while I’ve decided it is a pretty innovative digital marketing approach even if there are very few exposures to be had from it. [...] My good friend sent me this link the other day because he knows how concerned I am about the whole messy touch screen dilemma that many of us deal with these days. I always carry around at least a couple little sunglasses micro-fiber cloths for my iPhone and my camera. I have often wondered how [...] It’s not everyday that you come across a website so interesting and so inspiring that you lose complete track of time, forget to make dinner and do the upcoming week’s laundry. That’s pretty much where I found myself the other evening after clicking through some of the content and postings on Spacecollective.org. SpaceCollective.org is [...] A few months ago I posted about an online music tool/community called Hobnox, that allows it’s users to collaborate, record and share their creations via an Adobe Flash based synthesizer setup. Indaba does pretty much the same thing only the interface is more like an online track based Pro-Tools or Garage band, which is great [...] The idea of augmented reality through mobile devices has been baking for some time. This is first mobile Augmented Reality browser that I have seen in action and it premiers in the Netherlands. By using your mobile device as a lens into the world of information this innovative app promises to get you all the [...] The above ‘Modulares Licht’ was designed by Robert Hoffmann and displayed at this year’s DMY International Design Festival Berlin. The festival attracts emerging designers and young design studios from Europe to Asia and Australia as well as design academies from The Netherlands, England, Czech Republic, Sweden and Germany. Robert Hoffmann’s ‘Modulares Licht’ is a fresh take [...] Above you see 24 separate analogue style clocks that have been programmed and combined to display as one large functioning digital clock. The real design genius is what is happening behind the scenes with the programming that controls each set of arms to emulate different parts of the digital read out. This to me is [...] Vending Machine from Ellie Harrison on Vimeo. I’m not exactly sure what to make of this but I’m still intrigued by it’s potential. I’m also a bit confused by the overall political message that this contraption sends me as well. Is that not the sign of true art? I’m not sure. This vending machine is powered [...] |
In addition to showing my most recent Flickr photos here (left set of 6), I have decided to rotate my favorite Flickr contacts as well. This time showing photo thumbs from Simon Page's most interesting Flickriver (right set).
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