they have some amazing stuff over at behance, and i usually like to pluck the ones that inspire me, or just make me stop and think WTF. here is one of those examples of WTF. the chick is cute though. you can find more of this artists crazy and bizarre stuff here http://www.halfdozen.url.tw/ behance here
this is a beautiful display of scratch work, the technique known as scratchboard is taking a sharp object, and scratching away the top layer till you get to the bottom layer which is usually a black top layer on top of a white bottom layer. or vice versa. it is a time consuming practice, as well as a nerve racking one, because any mistakes you make are permanent. I have never seen scratchboard colorized so this is a nice treat. credit to behance.net and Mark Summers
Very interesting concept book. its called “the facebook” here is an excerpt from Behance.net credit to kila cheung and behance.net
{the facebook} try to use modern style to present the
traditional chinese culture “physiognomic”.
it records 57 people’s facial photos and their background,
and analyze their facial charcter by “physiognomic”.
i try to input some new visual elements inside the book,
and use some mordern graphic to present the abstract conception of “physiognomic”.
i hope that {the facebook} can present this interesting
chinese traditional culture to the young and people from other culture.
Rubick’s cube for the blind. This designer has designed the Rubick’s so anyone can use it. only caveat is you will need to learn braille. Now Blind people will also feel the pain of trying to solve this puzzle. Credit to Konstantin Datz via Behance.net
there is some amazement when i see artist using the moleskine as a medium. i have one, i have my doodles, I wouldn’t call that art. these 4 Artists are pretty awesome. take a look at their portfolios. they have some very awesome portfolios.
