Here's a great infographic that shows us just how much cellphone are now a part of our modern-day lives. Warning: These trends and statistics will shock you…(See full infographic below.)
Have a killer video that you'd love to get in front of a large audience?
Chances are you've already seen artist Isaac Cordal's sad street sculptures while browsing the web.
Now on view at the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo is Motohiko Odani's hauntingly beautiful sculptures. His unique style has won this artist acclaim both in Japan and abroad, and in 2003 he was selected as one of the artists to represent Japan at the Venice Biennale. “Right now I have this strong Futurist interest in how to capture the concepts of movement and transformation, dynamism and speed in sculpture,” Odani said.
Times Square – New York “In the beginning of most any artistic pursuit, specific themes and subject matter begin to...
Last week, we featured this excellent black and white series titled Levitation by Franck Bohbot. The French photographer traveled to Paris, Madrid, New York and Barcelona to take these “magical” shots. I recently had the pleasure of catching up with Franck and he was kind enough to answer some of the following questions… Can you please introduce yourself?
Though Gemma Correll's illustrations may look like they're only meant for children, read the text and you'll soon realize that...
Though we've evolved over the past few years, there's one central theme to My Modern Met that's never changed.
We've described surreal art and photography in many different ways – shocking, sweet, and even beautiful yet dark. One word we haven't used yet is breathtaking. Xetobyte is a 20-year-old IT student who creates pieces that are just that. All of his photo manipulations have a dark element to them but they're individually strong and stunning. I particularly love his use of repetitive objects like clocks, umbrellas, swings, butterflies, and birds.
Using funny imagery with some funky font, ad agency Y&R, So Paulo, Brazil worked with Santa Casa Hospital to make...
“Gain a deeper perspective with the New Straights Times,” says the tagline for this campaign by ad agency McCann Erickson.
