Earlier this week we saw a pretty solid artist/car collaboration between Joshua Davis and BMW. Now, the designers of Quiksilver got all artsy on about 10 new Mazda cars. Each car was painted completely "off the cuff" by the Quiksilver…
Continue Reading →The website says "The most radical artist taking on the most thrilling BMW"-- promotion aside I found the Z4byJD, or Z4 by Joshua Davis project to be incredibly interesting. Only a few years ago production of the Z4 seemed impossible--…
Continue Reading →Sebastian Onufszak calls his personal portfolio "In Graphics We Trust", and with one look it's not hard to tell why. Onufszak's client list ranges from MTV Germany to Peugeot. He features 59 projects on his home page, all with a…
Continue Reading →Watching Chuck Anderson slowly build his No Pattern empire is inspiring. If you haven't heard of Anderson or No Pattern, you need to check him out. The barely-legal almost 21 year old is on fire. In the two years since…
Continue Reading →Jonathan Harris, the driving force behind the visual-based news website 10x10, is at it again. This time with a project called Phylotaxis--developed by one of our favorite publications, SEED Magazine. Phylotaxis is "an expression of the space where science meets…
Continue Reading →If you've been following my site for a while you're probably familiar with the name Jason Thielke. I discovered the up-and-coming Denver artist last March and since then I've been following his progress, which has been remarkable--not to mention awesome…
Continue Reading →I'm a fan of Dee Adams' big abstract art pieces. For a while everything was quite large--until now. She created The Chunk Series for "parents who want to bring modern design and original art to their kids". I think they're…
Continue Reading →Anyone who has been reading my site for even a little while knows I've got a love for all types of robots whether retro, futuristic, drawn or otherwise. These awesome robot sculptures were created by Gordon Bennett, made from a…
Continue Reading →I recently received my DNA 11 artwork and I'll be doing a more in-depth review with pictures when it comes back from the framers next week. The results are absolutely amazing, it's truly an incredible piece of art. The guys…
Continue Reading →Jessica Joslin grew up in Boston, MA collecting flies off the windowsill to look at under her microscope--admiring the natural world around her. Her collection of 'stuff' grew to include bits of mechanical mechanisms, hardware, and in '92 she found…
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