I rediscovered some drawings and paintings from Yellena James as I was going through some folders on my desktop. Check out her website – it’s full of nice things too look at.
-Courtney
I rediscovered some drawings and paintings from Yellena James as I was going through some folders on my desktop. Check out her website – it’s full of nice things too look at.
-Courtney
I love papercuts. And Charles Clary’s work is so inspiring. And, sometimes he hides cool surprises inside of it!! I’d love to see some of this in real life.
-Kelsey
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I will always have a soft spot for themed alphabets. Scott Teplin’s “Alphabet City” of dream houses can be found here. I would also recommend looking around the site, because he has some pretty great sketchbooks and experiments up.
He also has a print version:
Just stumbled upon Stephen De Vight’s Burning Lightbulbs series. Basically, he broke several light bulbs and photographed the filaments burning. I love them all.
-Courtney
I’m a big fan of once-daily type projects. Lisa Congdon, who is a fantastic illustrator/painter, is doing such a project for all of 2010 called A Collection a Day. According to Lisa, “most of the collections are real” and some are “imagined.” Certainly (from what I can tell so far), all of them are awesome.
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Hi Corny! Have you seen anything by Mark Weaver? I feel like he’s getting a lot of attention in the blogosphere (dumb word) lately. In fact, I feel like I’ve blogged him before….. He’ssocoollike!!
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Hey Corny! I’m thinking this might be my first blog post since the summer. Check out Eric Testroete’s Big Head project. His website includes a tutorial on how to make one of your own- I dare you to make one and traipse around New York wearing it.
-Kelsey
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