Cecily Brown Cecily Brown English-born Cecily Brown’s paintings are characterized by a strong notion of sex, movement, energy and aggression. Her work reveals itself as a kind of hallucination of a series of passionate encounters where lust, tension, penetration and orgasm converge through violent brushwork, multiple viewpoints, and explosions of color. Her paintings navigate through a very subtle line between abstraction and figuration, submerging viewers in her carefully crafted and conceived worlds. Read the rest of this entry » Loading ...
20 Amazing Typographic Works by Andre Beato André Beato is a Portuguese Graphic designer & Illustrator, born in Lisbon and currently based in London. His work is mostly vector based graphics, corporate identities and illustrated typography. He has been working in the various creative fields of graphic, print and editorial, collaborating with clients from various industries such as record labels, magazines, clothing companies, advertising and others. He has done some of the most amazing typographic works as follow. Thinkin´About Destroy Caught Eye We Are The 90′s Lisbonlover Part Time Lover The Sweetest Taboo Type For You Spin the Globe The Next Big Thing Don´t Sweat my Swag Support Japan Show Us Your Type May the Force Salute to New York Willy Wonka´s Mortar & Pestle Go Play! The Best of London Incredibly Useful
Franco Brambilla savage diplomacy Articles: This Is Not a Photograph Last September, a photo of a girl with a blank expression and a popped collar appeared online without any context. A few people assumed it was a viral ad, but most were drawn to it for reasons they couldn't quite place. Some combination of the girl's wide-eyed, deer-in-the-headlights stare, the Polo logo on her shirt, her slightly open mouth, the pinkish tone, and muted palette of the photograph suggested it was a "found" picture, or maybe a long-forgotten entry into Andy Warhol's Polaroid series. Vampire Weekend claimed a provocative, and effective strategy with their photo. A lot of indie artists lately have felt something similar, it seems. Clockwise: Dum Dum Girls' I Will Be; Fang Island; Wavves' Wavvves; Wolf Parade's Expo 86 These are just recent examples. The indie zine and DIY cultures dating back to the late 70s are a clear predecessor for this trend, as are the early 90s album covers of lo-fi godheads Sebadoh, but there are a few crucial differences.
Fuel Your Illustration Albino Raven OAC Music : Irina Werning