Tuesday, May 31, 2011

designer's depot

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Tron Legacy Aerosol Mural

Posted: 31 May 2011 12:42 AM PDT

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End of the Line, along with Distillery Productions and Toby Summerskill, have filmed the first 3D Graffiti Time-lapse. This was made in order to document the production of a painted promo for Disney's Tron: Legacy this is the final 2D edit. This project was filmed in December 2010 and January 2011, in a warehouse in Shoreditch with the exterior shots taken from the rooftops of East London. It was filmed over 4 days, it shows the execution of a 20-metre mural that was painted on huge canvases for installation on Great Eastern Street. The time-lapse was made using 2 Canon 5D MK2 cameras and a specially constructed 3D rig provided by Inition.

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Emila's Illustrated Blog

Emila's Illustrated Blog

Top 7 things a Malaysian need to know before applying for Passport Malaysia

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My husband and I went to Immigration Department at Wangsa Maju branch on Monday to renew our passport and we’re so happy that the process went smooth. Prior to applying, my husband was worried that his name was blacklisted. I told him if he’s not doing anything wrong with the Police or Income Tax Dept [...]


You’re my heart, you’re my Seoul…

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I am currently researching the best place in Seoul to visit. Places of interest that are on my list include Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace, Biwon, the Secret Garden, Insadong, Hangang River and many more. I listed some of the best place according to my sketching and enjoying nature interest in iMasTravel page but I am [...]


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Juliana's Bits and Pieces

Juliana's Bits and Pieces

Pirates of the Caribbean

Posted: 30 May 2011 01:24 AM PDT

Have you seen the new Pirates of the Carribbean: On Stranger Tides? Do you like it?? Hmm....I don't have time to go to the cinema at the moment.


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Monday, May 30, 2011

Indoor Street Art by Paul Baines

Indoor Street Art by Paul Baines

Ronald Ventura

Posted: 30 May 2011 03:57 AM PDT

Ronald Ventura

Philippine artist Ronald Ventura has garnered enormous international attention in recent years. He is noted for paintings featuring complex layering, combining images and styles raging from hyperrealism to cartoons and graffiti — as well as for a significant body of sculptural work. He takes the layering process as a metaphor for the multifaceted national identity of the Philippines. Over the centuries, the profound influences of various occupying powers – Spain, Japan, and the United States – along with the underlying indigenous culture, have produced a complex and at times uneasy sense of identity. Ventura explores this historical and psychic phenomenon through a dialogue of images evoking East and West, high and low, old and young.

He is currently represented by Tyler Rollins Fine Art, 529 West 20 Street, 10W, New York, NY  10011.
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Sunday, May 29, 2011

Indoor Street Art by Paul Baines

Indoor Street Art by Paul Baines

Vehicle Portraiture by Kevin Cyr

Posted: 29 May 2011 04:04 AM PDT

Kevin Cyr Vehicle Portraiture

You're probably already familiar with Brooklyn artist Kevin Cyr's amazing eco vehicles. His art first caught my eye with his rather amusing yet poignant Camper Bike and Camper Kart. However I only recently discovered his paintings including amazing set of particularly unkempt street vehicle and van series of portraits. So meticulous in detail and colour they almost constitute an ode or perhaps even a visual eulogy to the combustion engine. Each removed from their context in true Duchampian style, and presented as art in all their ugly glory. Each is a mixed media work comprising of screen print and oils on board.

6_allen1 6_apollo 6_berryii 6_carroll 6_greatjones 6_laurelhill 6_meeker 6_russell 6_stormville Kevin Cyr Vehicle Portraiture 6_utz2 6_utz3 6_wythe 6_zemurray 19_a4 19_b1 19_c1

'In a culture in which people are easily lured by the appeal of status-enhancing symbols,I find beauty in derelict cars and unkempt landscapes.' – Kevin Cyr
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