Like Marcel Dzama, but on drugs. Awesome. And he went to Ryerson in Toronto, of all places.
Love it. Check out his website.
Friday, 27 July 2012
Thursday, 26 July 2012
The work of Tomio Nitto
Tomio is an illustrator whose elegant, delicate work can be either
tightly rendered or loose and spontaneous, and veers from Surrealist to
observational. Often it has a mischievous edge.
His acrylic illustrations have graced everything from Saturday Night Magazine to Esquire, but his watercolour sketches are equally remarkable. The pieces below graced a show at the IndexG gallery:
Check out his website here, and his work on Behance here.
He's also written a children's book, The Red Rock, which is well worth a look. It reflects his deeply held beliefs on preservation of the environment.
His acrylic illustrations have graced everything from Saturday Night Magazine to Esquire, but his watercolour sketches are equally remarkable. The pieces below graced a show at the IndexG gallery:
Check out his website here, and his work on Behance here.
He's also written a children's book, The Red Rock, which is well worth a look. It reflects his deeply held beliefs on preservation of the environment.
Wednesday, 25 July 2012
Frankenjelly!
WIRED SCIENCE has an article about an artificial jellyfish made from rat heart cells and silicon. Does Tim Burton know? The motto of the scientists invovled: 'Copy nature, but not too much.' Nice.
It's kinda sorta alive! |
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