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Blog:A Brief History of John Baldessari

A Brief History of John Baldessari

This is a film about John Baldessari, you should watch it. You can read more about him here or here.

Blog:The Camera Co-Act

The Camera Co-Act

On one medium in one place, the Camera Co-Act is an ongoing collaboration of passionate creatives coming together to share their photographic talents. The Co-Act allows creatives to experiment and try new styles that may or may not be accepted by their current client field, creating a collection of inspirational photography that is unknowingly dynamic.…

Blog:Let Yourself Feel

Let Yourself Feel

Created by Esteban Diácono – Inspirational quotes, calming music, beautiful color and motion. Not much more to say.

Blog:A Peek at Pantone Plus

A Peek at Pantone Plus

To celebrate the release of The Plus Series, the next generation of the classic Pantone Matching System, Base worked with director Greg Mitnick and producer/Cool Hunting editor Ami Kealoha to give a rare look into the behind-the-scenes of the design world’s color standard.

Blog:Favela Painting

Favela Painting

Dutch designers Jeroen Koolhaas and Dre Urhahn began developing the idea of creating community-driven art interventions in Brazil. After painting two murals in Vila Cruzeiro, Hass & Hahn began the third stage of their Favela Painting project in the community of Santa Marta. Located in the heart of Rio de Janeiro, Santa Marta is one…

Blog:A little tart from Sweet Tart

A little tart from Sweet Tart

These postcards by Sweet Tart gave me a little chuckle. Darling illustrations with a “tart” message. Purchase yours here.

Blog:Eric Daigh’s Thumbtacks

Eric Daigh’s Thumbtacks

Eric Daugh uses thumbtacks to make large portraits of people. Sort of along the lines of Christian Faur’s crayon art we posted a while back, Daugh uses a 3D round object, thumbtacks, to create a pointillist piece of art. These large pieces look realistic from far away but are very abstract up close. It’s obvious…

Blog:Shibafu Table

Shibafu Table

The Shibafu Table, by Emmanuelle Moureaux is a table with 56 slender colored acrylic feet randomly arranged into a table top of transparent acrylic. “The sticks support the transparent acrylic panel, while refracting and reflecting light as if they were soaking under water.” HOLY SHIT. The way the light is dispersed, it looks like tons…