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THE CAREFUL BALANCE OF THE DESIGN IS THE MOTION

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The underground of the city is like what’s underground in people. Beneath the surface, it’s boiling with monsters.

Guillermo del Toro

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Street Artist Projects Fashionista Animals On Buildings In Paris. Photography © Julien NONNON

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Lago Design is behind a new type of colouring. Called Scratch Night View these creations are as a kit in which there are the very precise illustration of a famous city and a wooden pencil of gold color. The goal is to color the elements that are in the the grey color, in order to represent these cities as they could be seen from the sky by night. 

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MLS Double Exposures Project by: Tim Tadder

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The Infinite Bridge Is a special sculpture project by Danish architect design studio Gjode & Povlsgaard Arkitekter made in relation with international exhibit called Sculpture by the Sea 2015 in Aarhus, Denmark. The design team made the sculpture that will heighten the awareness of the connection between the city and its surrounding bay that is so magnificent.

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Cracked Log Lamps

Designer Duncan Meerding, based in Tasmania, choses to use cracked wooden logs to create some superb lamps and highlighting the beauty of Nature. Every crack is illuminated when the light is on. A creation which gives a second life to these natural elements.

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Textured Digital Artworks by Rik Oostenbroek

Digital artworks of Dutch artist Rik Oostenbroek alternate between graphic colored illustrations and sculptural compositions. He creates hyperrealistic textured effects that look like solidified cracking paints. A selection is to discover below.

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Crisis Street Art with Coins with by SpY

Spanish street artist SpY, whose we already have talked about on Fubiz many times, imagined a mural fresco in the heart of Bilboa in Spain. The word “Crisis” was posted with only coins of 2 cents that have disappeared in less than 24 hours because of the passer-by who took the coins. The total coast of the pieces was 1000€.

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The Green Wheel Rotary Garden

Designed by NASA and originally reserved for astronauts, this innovative rotary system serves to cultivate and provide fresh edibles vegetables. Now, this eco-responsible system is used by private individuals in everyday life. More details on Design Libero.

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Special Plates to Take Pictures of Your Meals Foodography is a project imagined by the restaurant Catit and Carmel Winery, located in Tel Aviv. This restaurant proposes a culinary and photographic experience through two models of plates : The Limbo, The 360 designed to hold a smartphone and photoshoot your own meal for 155$/hour. This project is in the spirit of the times, between the influence of social networks and culinary stylism, “food art” and “food pornography”. An experience to live from June 2015.

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Handcrafted Fairytale Book Covers Aniko Kolesnikova, known as Mandarin Duck, is a jewelry designer who also sculpts fairytale book covers with polymer clay. In this way, she gives life to creatures such as dragons, owls and elephants with a great sense of aesthetics.

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Double Exposure Animals

Andreas Lie is a visual artist from Norway. In his creations he used the double exposure technique. In one of his series, he stages wild animals by searching to represent it with their natural habitat.

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The Biggest and Brightest KOI Fish in the World… by LZF Lamps

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Reversed Architecture Paintings Barcelona-based illustrator Cinta Vidal Agulló plays with gravity laws and architectural conventions to create paintings of reversed perspectives and scenes. His artworks are painted on wood panels, with acrylic paint, and is inspired by the work of M.C. Escher where each construction and mental structure is slotted inside out.

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Experimental Raw 3D Artworks by Joey Camacho Since early 2014, Canadian graphic designer Joey Camacho makes daily 3D artworks with subtle details for his project “Progress Before Perfection”. By using the softwares Cinema 4D and Octane Render, he recreates shapes inspired by biology, sound and geometry. After several months, he has put online prints of his 3D sculptures that you can buy on his website.

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Incredible Digital 3D Sculptures Yuichi Ikehata is a Japanese photographer and sculptor who uses 3D softwares to make impressive digital sculptures : body’s parts looking like skeletons, organic shapes of fossils and also tortured characters that seem to be destroyed.

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LIVES, AFTER LIFE by Andrés Gomez Ortega