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What do 30 clocks mounted on a large sheet of white paper look like? The answer = awesomeness. Check out this art installation in motion here.
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“Louise O’Reilly is an illustrator working in a wide range of natural history subjects including plants, insects, birds and animals. Her training includes Botanical Illustration at Oxford and Cherwell College (2002-2005), Diploma in Botanical Illustration from the Society of Botanical Artists (2007) and Insect Drawing at the University of Cambridge Botanical Gardens (2010).”
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Case in point. More info here.
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What do you get when you ask 500 people to trace a line? Answer: The video above.
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As much as creatives don’t want to admit it, WE ALL STEAL. The thing that separates the good ones from bad ones is that the good ones steal from many places to create new combinations, while the bad ones steal from only a few places and their work just looks jacked. Either way stealing is just one of 9 points of contention that writer Austin Kleon talks about on his blog. So head on over, you might learn a thing or two about being creative.
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114 of them to be exact. Designed by Emilio Gomariz. He’s got more dope videos online so make sure you check out his vimeo account.
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Proving that, once again, everything looks better in super slow motion.
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In these modern times it’s quite hard to believe that such a beautiful work of art can be created using such rudimentary techniques, such as simply anchoring various colored strings of yarn to create intricate spacial gradations… Gabriel Dawe is a genius.
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