An Onitsuka Tiger shoe rendered in real time by images sourced from the web tagged as ‘Japan’. An in teresting concept by Thyselius & Wilstrom. See it in action here.
Stunning design and animation by Maxim Zhestkov for Nokia, titled ‘Beautiful Connections’. The movement and fluidity of the orbs is superb.
Impressive protraits to say the least by David Black. The Daft Punk ones are my favourite of this series.
Nice work from NZ based freelancer Markus Hofko, aka Rainbowmonkey.
“Input-Output was a collaborative art-show, open for public contribution, playing with all media, using them, abusing them, remixing them. The outcome was an interactive audio-visual projection with all the elements created during the workshop. Surprises and unexpected perfection or oddity was to be seen.” - Rainbowmonkey.
FITC is finally back in Toronto, and I’m happy to say I’ll be taking part this year. As a stage manager I’ll be introducing the speakers and getting a first hand view of the presentations so I’m really excited and looking forward to being a part of such a great event. See you there!
Commissioned work for BBH New York by Steven Wilson to promote the launch of nycgo.com. He’s nicely tapping into the colourful/diverse aspects of the city, and they look great in the adshells. Something like this would be perfect for Toronto too I think.
Curated by Arkitip, designed for Incase by Steven Harrington. I love his style and inspiration.
“Influenced by Time-Life Encyclopedias 1965-1972, thrift stores and the 60s pysch sounds of The Moody Blues, his art might be termed ‘contextual objectivism’. That is, each piece is created as a tangible object symbiotically defined of a larger context.”
-Arkitip
Great sleeve design for New Zealand trio Electric Wire Hustle by Jeffery Docherty. Nice to see NYC based Docherty keeping to his NZ roots with this design for their upcoming EP release. Have a listen here.
