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23/08/2011
Fantastic Floors
Love the geometric floors by German artist Frauke Dannert currently living and working in London.
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22/08/2011
Home within Home
South Korean artist Do Ho Suh left Korea in 1991 to distance himself from his father’s established reputation as a painter and to study at the Rhode Island School of Design. In New York, he found himself longing for his native home and unable to sleep. The artist returned to his native house in Korea and meticulously took measurements of the entire interior, and then constructed an exact portable replica of the interior of the house using measured and stitched pieces of cloth. With this cloth replica, the artist could carry a deeply personal space with him, wherever he goes. Much of his art is an attempt to reconcile the distance between the two places he calls home. Via Lustik.
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19/08/2011
Black is Boring
After a week in black I'm bored! Look forward to next week – in the meantime have a lovely black silent weekend! Via Andrew Harlow.
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18/08/2011
17/08/2011
Send Some Sand
Embroided Black posters by Polish designer and illustrator Nina Regier. Via The Strange Attractor.
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16/08/2011
Top Twenty Typefaces
This study by graphic designer James Edmondson aka JIMMY examines the similarities and differences between the ‘Top Twenty Typefaces’ – brilliant and black!
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15/08/2011
Beautiful Black Paper
Maybe it's the season changing in Denmark and a hole lot of rain, that makes me wanna do a black week...
Here is the first black post from German photographer Christiane Feser from the series "Objekte" – digital collages of folded black paper. Simple but very expressive and beautiful. Via Visuelle.
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Here is the first black post from German photographer Christiane Feser from the series "Objekte" – digital collages of folded black paper. Simple but very expressive and beautiful. Via Visuelle.
12/08/2011
Bad art?
With this question by Polish designer Maciej Ratajski I wish you all a pleasent weekend! Via Designcloud.
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Village Green
It's so refreshing to see something completely different from the simple and restraint graphic design style that rules these days. Promotional designs for print and online by Village Green for Fab Africa – a line of home furnishings and clothing based on the use of authentic African fabrics produced using traditional batik techniques. Via September Industry.
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