Archive for the ‘ Anti-aesthetic ’ Category
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I have a love of all things miniature. As a young adult, I collected small Japanese toys from a company called Rement. During the summer after completing graduate school I had some down time and decided to use my commercial photography skills to shoot my miniature collection as though it were “real”. Also during that [ READ MORE ]
It is not expected that as consumers we be concerned with the actual production of the items we purchase. In fact it makes us more effective consumers to maintain a perspective that is abstracted from that process. When we buy the basic goods we use on a daily basis, there is an assumption they are [ READ MORE ]
Images taken from an online archive of the book Channel 4 at 25, an excellent book I discovered recently providing adverts, essays and interviews about major Channel 4 programs and films and the issues they explore, some illustrated by famous artists, photographers and illustrators. Boo Ritson Official Site[ READ MORE ]
200 posts! I love how this blog is getting on. To celebrate, here’s a special post about one of my favourite street artists, FAILE. FAILE is a US art collective consisting of Patrick McNeil and Patrick Miller. Third founding member Aiko Nakagawa left the project in 2006 to create solo work under the name of [ READ MORE ]
As presented in Game Informer’s January issue. Tomb Raider Crystal Dynamics[ READ MORE ]
DKNG Studios Official Site DKNG Studios on Behance[ READ MORE ]
For my 100th post, here’s a collection of work from my favourite illustrator: Jamie Hewlett. Tank Girl: a character created during Hewlett’s university years with Alan Martin, eventually became a regular comic strip in Deadline Magazine. Adapted into a film in 1995 (with animated sequences) only to become a critical and commercial failure. The comic [ READ MORE ]
Channel 4 have featured an impressive 360 degree photo by Nick Crossland of the set of the IT Crowd. Its a geeky paradise filled with references. View the panorama Nick Crossland Official Site[ READ MORE ]
Cyriak Harris is a master of animated surrealism. Cyriak Harris Official Site[ READ MORE ]
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