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Kristof Kintera maker of things

1 November 2012
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Kristof Kintera is an award winning Czech artist that makes beautifully useless and provocative things. Read more »

Tripping on Trapper Keepers

4 September 2012
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Seeing miserable kids waiting at bus stops got us thinking about when we were those miserable looking kids back in the 90s. The one thing your parents had to buy for you, if they really loved you, was the almighty Trapper Keeper. Read more »

Data Driven Sculpture & Music

17 August 2012
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Nathalie Miebach is a multi-medium artist who creates pieces based on science. She uses many different types of equipment to gather weather data in specific places at specific times then uses this data to dictate the construction of her Read more »

Psychiatric Hospital Records Sketches

18 July 2012
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Daniel Rossi just might be as insane as the people these medical records were for. These illustrations are on carbon copies of medical records from the Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital in new jersey in 1985. Read more »

Beautiful Destruction: Photos By Alan Sailer

27 April 2012
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Engineer/artist/inventor Alan Sailer is our type of guy. By day he’s an engineer but by night he’s a highly creative and innovative high-speed photographer. With a high-speed flash and photo rig which he designed himself Read more »

Vintage.Gif

17 April 2012
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Vintage.Gif is a project where we use old multilens film cameras to generate animated gifs. When the oldest form of internet video, the gif, mixes with film we generate video similar to Eadweard Muybridge‘s animal locomotion. Like Muybridge, we use independent lenses but instead of using multiple cameras we use cameras with multiple lenses. The two cameras used in the animations below are done with a Read more »

Ricardo Leite: Merger of Analog and Digital

14 March 2012
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Ricardo Leite knows just how to merge analog and digital. He is a Barcelona-based artist who has a compelling and unique style. Visually his pieces rang from the ultra complex to the simplistic with both carrying the same large impact. What we find most interesting is his film photo warping. Read more »

Bernardí Roig

1 March 2012
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Bernardí Roig has just the right amount of weird darkness to his work. He is a modern multimedia artist who explores moods of loneliness, desire, death and immortality. Originally a sketch artist, Roig went on to explore sculpture, photography, and video to create what is now being referred to as the new conceptual minimalism. The human figure is the conceptual center of his work, what he calls his solitary man. These are casts of real people combined with light in a variety of ways. Read more »

VRNO

17 February 2012
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We don’t know much about VRNO. Supposedly he is from Michigan and his name might be Jamal… or Perry. His work ranges from 7′” x 7″ marker on paper pieces to 24″ x 24″ paint on wood. He has become known for his bright colors and highly detailed patterns in surrealistic situations. He stays a recluse to aid his creative process kind of like Banksy. Read more »

Real ebook: Archeology of the future

10 February 2012
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“Print is dead!” is what you hear from so many designers and industry types now a days because of the impact of the internet and ebooks. But with recent advancements in miniaturization and print electronics we can now make really real ebooks. Read more »