This shot is from a series done by Ujin Lee and Tom Edwards, each piece capturing different clouds of dust in various shapes and scenarios. You can check out a few more shots on Ujin’s site. It’s an ongoing project, so I look forward to seeing more once released.
He’s an artist from Rotterdam that uses reclaimed timber to build bas-reliefs. The execution is so good, at first glance you’d swear your eyes were playing tricks on you. Lots of amazing work up on his site.
Graffiti artist extraordinaire BLU just released another amazing video, this time collaborating with David Ellis. If you’re not familiar with BLU’s work, check out this post we made back in January.
Not feeling the recession, Porsche has opened this $130M museum in Stuttgart Germany. Wicked design by Delugan Meissl. More pictures here.
This beast was built by Monaco based yacht maker Wally Construct in conjunction with Paris-based high-fashion luxury brand Hermes. With comfort in mind, this unique hull apparently tested incredibly well, showing very little movement in full swell. The designers also integrated a number of environmentally friendly features, including 900 square feet of solar paneling that feeds energy into its diesel electric engine. You can read and see more at WHY Yachts.
via designboom
He’s going to be showing in Toronto at Function 13 on September 26th. All the pieces are created from flash coding. Check out his site for more pictures and info. Hard to believe they’re not painted.
A beautiful video done by Danish painter-turned-director for IKEA. They must have footed a pretty serious travel bill, shots from all over the world. You can watch it, along with some of his other work here.
via: Esquire UK
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