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A few of many favorites from my newest obsession: Unurth Street Art.
(‘Goodbye’ in Spain by Skount, ‘Stuffed Cake’ in Italy by Blu, ‘untitled’ in Atlanta by PaperTwins, ‘Human Fabric’ in Siberia by Specter, and ‘Pied Piper of Hamelin’ in Madrid by Liqen)
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(images from Dances With Voices)
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After ten years of working as a commercial illustrator, Stockholm based artist Stina Persson has abandoned her digital safety net to create a new collection of unaltered and imperfect watercolors titled Perfectly Flawed. Persson lets the colorful paint drip where it may, allowing her pieces to become untamed and natural while giving them a stunning 70s aesthetic.
(via The Jealous Curator)
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Summer is coming to an end but I couldn’t resist sharing Massimo Vitali‘s series of Italian beach panoramas. Although his large format photos simply depict masses of people at leisure, there is an undeniably alluring aesthetic to them.
(via Saturdays Surf)
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Javier Piñon’s collages are humorous, bizarre, wonderfully engaging…and simply fun to look at. I dig it. Oh, and did you know his is married to the talented Mara Hoffman?
(images from here)
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Lauren and I instantly fell in love with artist Rolando Robinson‘s origami art, particularly his Follicle Girls series. His initial concept was inspired by artist Shen Plum and one of her bright eyed, long haired characters, as well as the artwork of Fifi Lapin. And what started out as drawings of heads joined together by massive amounts of hair eventually became 3 dimensional body forms donning delectable origami clothing. The end result is an imaginative, intricate and stunning work of art, created in the pages of his Moleskin journal. We can’t wait to see more from Rolando and what the Follicle Girls will be wearing next.
