The documentary RIP: A remix manifesto which makes the point that the copyright laws are outdated when the technological tools have been democratized, almost anyone can get the tools to create. I’ve been waiting for it to come online, and … Continue reading →
Anjulie | Boom from Concord Music Group on Vimeo. Via Gizmodo
This is the work of Oded Esser, who calls himself a “typographic experimentalist”. His works includes typographic animals and hebrew typefaces. Read the story and see 30 pictures from the series at Design Observer
Non-traditional media artist iri5 works with old books, playing cards, magazines, credit cards and other everyday miscellany to create compelling, double-take-requiring artwork. Her Ghost in the Machine series uses recycled cassette tapes to create phenomenal portraits of musicians from their original cassettes. … Continue reading →
Wishing spring was here already… Created by artist Sam Spenser. Photo by Jessica Rolland. Via Urban Prankster.
Adidas Urban Art Guide, release date set to March 20th. Looking forward to trying it out. Via the mailing list for cool stuff at the agency here.
Take 10 minutes to watch this. It’s well worth it. Made by the same guy that did the iHologram animation mockup last year, David OReilly. Gotta say that this movie is fantastic, it also won the Golden Bear for best … Continue reading →
By Yuken Teruya. Via Booooooom!
Came across this one recently but forgot to post it. General Electrics new campaign about their new “Smartgrid” which is an overhaul/update of americas power grid and aims to get better at distributing alternative energy and anticipate power outages. Sounds fine to … Continue reading →