Photos and drawings, art and creative advertising Adrián Villar Rojas | bola de nieve Biografía Adrián Villar Rojas nace en 1980 en Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina. Participa en el 2010 de MACO, feria de arte contemporáneo de la ciudad de México, y también de "Wiederkehr der Landschaft", muesta colectiva en la Akademie der künste, Berlin. En el 2009, participa de la “Trienal Poli/Gráfica de San Juan” en Puerto Rico, la “2da. Muestras individuales: "Lo que el fuego me trajo" (Ruth Benzacar Galería de Arte, 2008), "15.000 años nuevos (Belleza y Felicidad, 2007), "Diario íntimo 3D" (Centro Cultural Borges, 2007), "Un mar" (Alianza Francesa de Buenos Aires, 2005), "Incendio" (Galería de Arte Ruth Benzacar, 2004) y "Estas son las probabilidades de que te pase algo" (UNR, Rosario, 2004) y "Mariana y Adrián" (en colaboración con Mariana Telleria, Museo de Bellas Artes Juan B. Durante el 2008 expone en ferias como: ARCO (27ª edición, Madrid, España) y ART BASEL (39ª edición, Basilea, Suiza) representado por la Galería de Arte Ruth Benzacar. Visión del arte 1.
Japanese manhole covers 24 Oct 2007 Here are a few links to photo collections of Japanese manhole covers. - Okachin Manhole Cover Gallery: This collection of 1,000+ manhole cover photos is organized by prefecture. Use the links on the left side of the page to navigate the site. - Flickr Pool -- Japanese Manhole Covers: Over 400 great photos here. - Design Manhole Collection: To use this interactive map, click a prefecture and then click the town names in the grid on the following page to display the manholes for that area. - Manhole Map: This interactive map by the Journal of Sewerage Monthly contains hundreds of photos organized by prefecture and town. - Kyoto Manhole Covers: The Kyoto prefecture website has several dozen photos of manhole covers used in towns around the prefecture. - Manhole Blog: Lots of manhole cover photos from northern Japan. - Manhole Box: Six pages of manhole cover photos. - Google image search for Manhole/ Manhole cover/ Design manhole: Lots more here.
Liz Clements Illustration somefield Choi Xooang (click images for detail) All at once delicate and nightmarish these painted polymer clay figures by Seoul-based artist Choi Xooang are nothing short of remarkable. Try as I might it’s hard to find a definitive, trustworthy article to source information from, and even the spelling of his name seems to change from site to site. However it seems generally accepted that Xooang is attempting to draw attention to human rights abuses in Korea, and seeing these somewhat macabre, stunted figures unable to see or speak, it’s hard to dispute that. You can see much more of his work at Mu Um and Slash, though be warned it’s somewhat graphic (generally nudity).
Chalk Art Drawings from Julian Beever Oct 11, 2010 / Category : Art / 2 Comments Julian Beever is an English, Belgium-based chalk artist who has been creating chalk drawings on pavement surfaces since the mid-1990s. His works are created using a projection called anamorphosis, and create the illusion of three dimensions when viewed from the correct angle. Julian admits that some people see his work as graffiti, and don't feel it has a place on public streets. Maly Siri's PIN UP ART !- OFFICIAL PAGE Frank Frazetta - Fantasy Artist In 1964 Frank Frazetta's painting of Ringo Starr for Mad Magazine caught the attention of United Artists (makers of James Bond) and was approached to do the movie poster for the 1965 film "What's New Pussycat?" and earned $4000 afternoon, roughly a years salary in those days. Movie Posters by Frank Frazetta What's New Pussycat? (1965) The Secret of My Success (1965) After the Fox (1966) Hotel Paradiso (1966) The Busy Body (1967) Fearless Vampire Killers (1967) Who's Minding The Mint (1967) Yours, Mine and Ours (1968) Mad Monster Party (1969) The Night They Raided Minsky's (1969) Mrs. In addition to movie posters Roy Krenkel convinced Frank Frazetta to started producing paintings for paperback book covers. Painting covers for fantasy books seemed to come naturally for Frank Frazetta and his work was in great demand. The 1965 to 1973 period was explosive time for Frazetta and most of his seminal and famous images were done during this period. Quotes by Frank Frazetta Death at the age of 82