Jimi Hendrix by David Choe (2 pics)
This Jimi Hendrix painting by David Choe is beyond awesome! His largest work to date, he only produced 27 giclee' prints at $600, and sold out before he even got the post up on his blog.
This Jimi Hendrix painting by David Choe is beyond awesome! His largest work to date, he only produced 27 giclee' prints at $600, and sold out before he even got the post up on his blog.
Daniele Buetti is a Swiss artist currently residing in Berlin and Zurich.
DDB Brazil and photographer Rodrigo Ribeiro created this “Blend In” campaign for Zoo Safari.
Famed architect Zaha Hadid is going to transform central Seoul into a modern mecca when she creates the Dongdaemun Design Park and Plaza. The 85,000 square meter plaza will house a learning resource for designers and give members of the public a design museum, library and educational facilities. There will also be a 30,000 square meter park that will serve as a green oasis within the dense urban surroundings of Dongdaemun, Seoul.
Illustrator Mandy Sutcliffe was inspired to create the characters Belle & Boo during a university exchange trip to France.
Chuck Dillon has been teaching for 10 years now at the Hussian School of Art in Philadelphia.
Designed in the shape of a water droplet, the Water Building Resort will be the first building ever to convert air into water, using solar power energy. A sunny, southerly facing facade made of photovoltaic glass will harness solar energy, allowing light to pass through. The northern facade will contain a ventilation system that will convert humid air and condensation into pure drinking water.
Designed by London-based architecture firm Benoy, ION Orchard will be Singapore's most premium shopping strip when completed at the end...
In this dream-like set, UK photographer Rosie Hardy places herself in scenes that resemble a fairytale.
Trespassing The Little People Project by London-based Slinkachu is one of my all-time favorite art installations. After remodeling and painting miniature model train set characters, he places them on the street and takes photographs of them in funny and interesting predicaments. “The street-based side of my work plays with the notion of surprise and I aim to encourage city-dwellers to be more aware of their surroundings.
Glenn Jones. a graphic designer and illustrator from Auckland, New Zealand creates some of the funniest t-shirts I've ever seen.