Trippy Shit by Andreas Hykade

Short animated video by Andreas Hykade for the National Film Board of Canada online film contest. The actual name of the video is Love and Theft.

Neon Clothing

Illuminated costumes for MIA by Enlighted designs.



Via: NME

Kolelinia

A new idea which will allow us to ride our bikes over the city through half pipes. The challenge that the creator of Koliniea presents is, "is it possible to achieve a completely new level of transportation with minimum resources."


Via: Gizmodo

Banksy

Graffiti artist Banksy has come to Toronto. For those who care there is a new film by him called Exit through the gift shop already out.

Yoni Goodman

Animator for the Israeli film Waltz with Bashir, Yoni Goodman's style brings together dream like environments with realistic detail to create amazing images.

Milk 1%

Informative design. Integrating nutritional data with graphics to create an attractive and visually comprehensive presentation. By Audree Lapierre.



Via: desingboom

Hot Toys

The detail and craftsmanship in these toys is truly amazing. These figurines are hand painted, and all of them have an incredible likeness to the real actors it is just mind blowing.

What is art?

The reason why art history is a joke. Art should not be taught by those who do not create it.

Via: a project of awareness to stimulate the imagination through Art

Conor Harrington

Conor Harrignton is an Ireland based graffiti artist. I was captivated by his work since the first time i set eyes upon it. His work is brilliant, with excellent use of colour, composition and subject matter. He is with no doubt one of the best graffiti artists i have ever stumbled upon.

Tadahiro Uesugi

I came across the work of Tadahiro Uesugi, a Japanese illustrator mostly known for his Coraline illustrations. Unlike many other Japaneses artists his style is very distinctive as his work often depicts women set in urban settings done in a style which resembles European art from the 50's and 60's. His work is composed of simple, minimalist shapes and yet each piece has a great deal of detail and a great sense of storytelling. Be sure to check out Uesugi's site which is full of his works.