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4 months ago -
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Just do it.
seriously, I really do wanna see this documentary…
11 months ago - 3
Miles “MAC” MacGregor was born in 1980 at Los Angeles. His primary focus has been the lifelike rendering of human faces and figures. In the mid ’90s, he began to work with graffiti painting and since then developed his signature portrait style. With a brilliant work (wich you can see here), some of his murals have become local landmarks. His intent is “to uplift and inspire through careful, perfectionist renderings of both the sublime and the humble.” This video was another amazing portrait painting, now in the “Art San” space, at Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
11 months ago - 6
José Azevedo is a brazilian art director and illustrator. He worked in some advertising agencies, in Vitória and São Paulo, between 2003 and 2009. Nowadays, he is a freelancer and is back to Vitória, his hometown, working for clients of all segments. At first sight, I was impressed by his sketchbook, wich is amazing, then I looked at his advertising portfolio and had another good surprise. Now, I’m his fan.
This amazing commercial film, for Samsung Galaxy SII, is a demonstration of a art called finger Tutting. The dance is performed by JayFunk, from LA, and seriously: he’s very good. The art direction and production is from Labandeoriginale and the post production is from motionfanclub. Really impressive and well done. The kind of commercial you want to see again.
11 months ago - 5
This is the videoclip of the song “Animal” from “Mc Luvin”. The guy is weird, the song is so-so.. but the graphism is very interesting. Totally crazy, the video makes non-sense, the end is worthless, but the colors and the use of the superpositions, worth the view. You’ll understand what i’m talking about..
12 months ago - 5
Talking about a practical way, at first these ears are completely useless. But with a more perceptive look, think about the applications that this type of man-machine interaction can have, consider this interaction as the beginning of thousands of other possibilities of interactions .. this is how future looks like? And when is the future?
1 year ago - 25
It’s a Leica Tri-Elmar-M 28-35-50mm sliced cleanly down the middle, revealing all the glass and pieces inside that go into making the lens. It could be a lesson of photography or physics. Doesn’t matter how it was done, you just look and think: “wow! how beautiful!”. That’s the magic of the thing.
1 year ago - 9
Impressive work, with a beautiful idea. I didn’t count the letters or the punctuation, but i believe in the simplicity of this work from Micah Lexier and his friend Christian Bok.
1 year ago - 13
