Cristina De Middel photo journalistic series “Afronauts” captures the narrative of Zambia’s failed attempt to put man on the moon in a dignified, triumphant light. Zambia didn’t put space boots on the moon, but these photographs show a quilted portrait of not shattered, unattained dreams, but nationalist hope and determination.
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Artist Kevin Dart has been working on this amazing side project called Coloroids. It’s a simple idea where he illustrates an everyday something from his life, be it food or scenery. He’s only done seven so far, but the results are pretty great.
Artist Bronia Sawyer made this incredible looking book sculptures. You can view all of her work on her website here.
Launched today, this video is already experiencing thousands of hits: 8 yr old Juliet teamed up with the hottest producer ROB SHARPE this school holidays and smashed out this BRUTAL track.. Juliet takes you on a journey of her love for her dog, Robert and how her pet fish stink even tho Juliet has zero sense of smell. The Australian Hardcore scene will never be the same!
Sometimes getting there can be half the fun. Use Google Maps to explore your world and get to your destination on time. Watch this fun video campaign by Brooklyn Bowl.
It’s difficult to have a series of typographic posters and not include Helvetica in the mix. Above is a sampling of the rich annual crop of conceptually driven typographic posters by artist, design educator and award-winning graphic designer Tom Davie. You can see more of this collection here. These printed beauties are available for purchase at Society6.
Canadian photographer Andrew B. Myers snaps pictures of the sort of quotidian stuff old people equate with fond childhood memories, from hamburgers and Popsicles to swimming pools and baseball games. The compositions are crisp and the color palette’s full of bleached-out sherbets that have a seductive, pastel-y nostalgic effect.
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Amazing journalism photo set by Viktor Gårdsäter from Stockholm, Sweden. You can view the rest of his portfolio at gardsater.se.
“As Above, So Below” is a one of a kind public art experience, a projection mapping installation for multiple surfaces and multiple dimensions made for Immersed Surfaces by Light Harvest. Audiences physically entered the story and explored the shimmering surface as it ignited with messages and symbols. The production tested every technique in image-making conceivable in the short time frame, including stop motion animation, and the suspension of over twenty performance artists from fly wires at sixteen feet off the ground.
