Posts tagged: art
Will 3D printing change the world?
‘….from passive consumer to active creator’
This Tattoo studio comes up with innovative print ad.
Bryan Cranston as Walter White #BreakingBad
#bcotmedia students - remember you can use The Dairy and the Art Department to create your posters and viral campaign art-work.
Cloudy House: A Geometric Installation
This amazing cloud installation is from the mind of visionary artist, Tomás Saraceno. Tomás debuted this piece at Andersen’s Contemporary Berlin with sculpture, photographs and videos. He lays the work perfectly with these geometric shapes for this experimental piece. This installation was more of an interesting prelude to real piece that he showcased in NYC. Tomás goes on to say “By means of the image of foam you can show that the small forms protect us against fusion with the mass and the corresponding hypersociologies. In this sense, foam theory is a polycosmology.“ Be sure to check out more of his compositions after the jump.
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Eiko Ishioka’s #costume design for Francis Ford Coppola’s Dracula
The Semiotics of Contemporary Feminine Beauty.
@equalsequence Music Video by #bcotmedia students Dan and Nathan AKA Red Roots Productions
Drive by Beware1984
#Drive film poster. 1st year #bcotmedia students - we are designing posters for your #Webisodes project starting in January 2013.
Surrealism is a movement that began in the early 1920s, and is best known for its visual artworks and writings.
If something is surreal it has an oddly dreamlike quality, fantastic imagery and incongruous juxtapositions (two or more elements put together for contrast)
Surrealist works feature the element of surprise, unexpected juxtapositions and non-sequitur (that which does not follow) - often used in humour.
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“Peter Saville on the iconic Joy Division art. totally epic.”
via Lawerence Azerrad, graphic designer (Wilco, Beach Boys, Tom Petty, Silversun Pickups, Miles Davis)
This was what ended up being the outcome of the stop motion video I made.
2012 London International Creative Competition
Accepting entries now!
By popular demand, the LICC 2012 deadline has been extended!
LICC invites all visual artists to submit their creative work for inclusion in the LONDON CREATIVE AWARDS. The artwork is juried by a board of internationally esteemed artists, writers, curators, gallery owners and other luminaries of the visual arts. There is no limit to creativity. LICC has no boundaries and encourages you to push the envelope of your creativity. All disciplines are accepted.
EXTENDED Deadline: November 8, 2012
Entry Fee: Professional: £20, Student: £15
Prize: £2,000 cash prize, selected work published in LICC’s annual Book of Creative Designs,
a feature in the LICC newsletter, and the much sought after LICC Trophy at the London
Creative Awards in September of 2012.
Categories:
Advertising Design
Architectural Design
Audio/Music
Environmental Design
Fashion Design
Graphic Design
Illustration
Installation Art
Interior Design
NetArt
Painting
Performance Art
Photography
Sculpture
Textile Design
Video and Film
Web Design
Writing
Other Creative Designs
SUBMIT NOW
For more information, please visit www.thelicc.com
LICC TROPHY
Each of the 15 Final Selection winners will receive a segment of the LICC Awards Trophy. When each trophy is fit together, it will form
a completed piece of art work, like a jigsaw puzzle. On the 10th anniversary of LICC, all
the artist along with their trophies, will gather together and present their altered trophy. At that time, these piece will be united, combined, and put on display at an exhibition in London. When these separate trophies are placed together, they will embody masterpiece of collaboration.
Visual thinking 101
#bcotmedia students - ask us for a pad or graphic tablet to develop your ideas
Miki Takahashi blends portraiture with smoke
