Light drawing and light writing

Light-drawing and light-writing is getting a fair bit of attention lately. Take these two commercials (below) for Sprint (also seen on Marc Schiller’s blog). Quite creative don’t you think?

Light-drawing and light-writing is getting a fair bit of attention lately. Take these two commercials (below) for Sprint (also seen on Marc Schiller’s blog). Quite creative don’t you think?

Dan Havel and Dean Ruck altered two buildings in the Montrose neighbourhood of Houston, Texas.

When it comes to fine art, it takes more than a simple still life to really capture my attention.

Artists make their money in a variety of different ways, and I can’t think of any more interesting than these anamorphic pavement (or sidewalk) chalk drawings.

If you haven’t heard, there’s a unique project happening right now, here in Scotland. It’s called The Graffiti Project and the idea is simple…
Something a little funky for the Saturday night build-up?

How creative do you think you can be with Red Bull cans?
There’s a competition open to one and all from Red Bull The Art Of Can, with the winners having their work of art showcased in Philadelphia later this year.

One of my favourite artists, Escher, has had his Relativity lithograph from 1953 recreated in LEGO. A great effort in terms of closeness. Don’t you agree?
Here’s a superb graphic interpretation of country flags that really got me thinking. The text is a little difficult to read so click on each flag to open a larger version in a new window / tab.

I’ve been meaning to publish this ever since I first stumbled upon the work of Peter Callesen. Just a little step up from my ‘people paper chains’ of days gone by.