Awesome creative inspiration watching creatives travel 627 miles along highway 127 rummaging through the “World’s Longest Yard Sale.” This journey reminds me of when I would go to auctions with my mom while growing up in Nebraska. Click on the image below to see all three episodes.
World’s Longest Yard Sale – Part One from Jess Gibson on Vimeo.
I really dig the ad campaign Karsh + Hagan created for American Crew. The purpose of the campaign is to start a conversation with the audience about what causes hair loss. Its unique media buy helps draw the viewer into the messaging.
HOWEVER, HUGE HOWEVER, painting over one of Conor Harrington’s incredible murals, which has been respected and untouched on the corner of 13th and Washington, in NYC (one company even had the courtesy to paint their ad on a sheet of removable particle board so it wouldn’t harm it) since 2008’s Outsiders show. So by painting over this incredible street art, the appropriate question would be, “Does ruining incredible street art cause hair loss?” At least if that was the question, they would be recognizing this significance of this piece. And honestly, the messaging would get a lot of attention b/c of the vulnerability of street art. Instead, the art community rolls their eyes at advertising and it does nothing but pisses off the hair-bearing youth who will eventually grow into your demographic. Shouldn’t they be doing stencils on golf courses or malls anyway?
Its about time. These should be in full production within the next five years.
This is a cool extension of street art into a new medium. Very cool.
Hell yeah pottery! No wonder Patrick Swayze worked himself into that pottery scene in Ghost. He wanted someone to pull on his handle. Making mugs of course, the guy loved coffee.
Very cool thought of art becoming more of an experience than something that is just hung on a wall to look at.
Michigan based artist Eric Daigh creates amazing art with pushpins. This amazing perspective of art reminds me of old school dpi usage in printing.
Check out the rest of his work at http://daigh.com/
Awesome song by Aesop Rock featuring one of my all-time favorite artists Jeremy Fisher.
Check out more of Jeremy Fish’s work at his website www.sillypinkbunnies.com
He-man art show in LA. Right when I though nothing good could come out of SmelLA. Damn these are cool.
Check out the full show at http://ihavethepowerart.blogspot.com/
This is insane. Want to feel weird? If yes, then watch this.
I always think this segment is a little crazy on craigslist. I think its for the “love at first sight” folks who are too busy with their own lives to explore that feeling.
New York based artist, Alyssa Monks, killing it in the realism realm. You have to admire this level of oil painting.
