Kevin Cyr conceptualized and ultimately built this self-powered Winnebago. The whole of his work – particularly the Van paintings – is amazing.
If you grew up in the 80′s and spent time in the school cafeteria sketching typography, logos and stuff you just thought looked “cool”, chances are you were influenced in some way by the cholo/asian calligraphy hybrids that Chaz Bojórquez was pioneering. For a kid growing up on the other side of the country, his work in part epitomized the magical and crazy place that we pictured Southern California to be. He’s got a book out now.
Amazing sculptural work from Antony Gormley.
Great ocean + surf inspired work from Julie Goldstein.
This dude made the greatest Halloween costume ever – a low poly-count version of himself. Here’s the technical details, and a flickr set.
Lots more here.
from Wooster Collective
Really nice work from Germany. I don’t know why, but his hand-drawn typography makes me laugh in a good way. There’s also pandas with harmoniums and fire-breathing giraffes if you look closely enough.
Built using Scriptographer, a scripting plug-in for Adobe Illustrator. Jonathan Puckey is part of the team behind Scriptographer, and this particular plug-in is still in development.
Lui Ferreyra evokes Chuck Close, Egon Schiele and a touch of the digital in his figurative and landscape work that he refers to as “fragmentism”. Most of the works are at least 48″ on the short side and must be spectacular to look at in person.
Mike Sinclair has a great portfolio, but his personal work (as above) is truly killer.
