I dont know why photography has been just grabbing me lately in ways it never has before. I think its the curation of triangle triangle yet again. Here is a photo by Elad Lassry.
Wow. REFLECTIVE MAGENTA CABBAGE IN A PURPLE FRAME!
Ok. So if you love photography – or even if you’re a skeptic – follow triangletriangle.com
And, if anyone knows more about Elad Lassry – if theres a personal website. please comment!
-sara
This is a pretty neat optical illusion painting by Patrick Hughes that is on display in the British Library’s Basement in London.
Anyone know of any other paintings like this?
Thanks Tanner for the link.
-sara
wow. another photograph has caught my eye. It’s by Talia Chetrit. I found it yet again on triangle triangle. It’s very interesting how subtle it is and how the hour glass slightly references an infinity symbol.
view more work http://www.taliachetrit.com/
In terms of being personally moved by art, for some reason photography only captures my attention every so often. I can appreciate it often, but not often does it really resonate within me deeply. I ran across this image on triangle triangle. It was taken by Anthony Goicolea. It is outstanding.
- sara
view more of his work on his website:
jeffrey meyer collage art
I really like this collage art by Jeffrey Meyer found at The Strange Attractor.
ometimes I like to highlight inspiring people who have incredible work. I’ve been following typographer and illustrator Jessica Hische for a little while now. She has awesome work that I love to look at and was recently featured as the Letter Cult Person of the Year. Check out her website is and her blog. Here is her description of the daily drop cap, a internet type project she has created. (the S to the left is one of these drop-caps!)
The Daily Drop Cap is an ongoing project by typographer and illustrator Jessica Hische. Each day (or at least each WORK day), a new hand-crafted decorative initial cap will be posted for your enjoyment and for the beautification of blog posts everywhere.
Daily Drop Cap is a project I started in September of 2009 in which I illustrate a decorative letter every day (or at least every work day). The project will continue for approximately twelve alphabets and are available for non-commercial use as drop caps on your personal blog.
The winners of the Europan 10 competition have been announced a few days ago. Europan is a European federation of national organisations, which manages architectural competitions followed by building or study projects. Only young European architects are invited direct their ideas and visions to issues of city development, urban planning and architecture.
Beautiful. see it here http://www.europan.no/E10/VARDØ/entries/RR004
Read the article on We Make Money Not Art
The film is of an installation by a contemporary French artist called Celeste Boursier-Mougenot.
Read the BBC article here
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/thereporters/willgompertz/2010/02/40_wild_birds_play_a_gibson_le.html
thanks for this Tanner.
- sara
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Sara Cannon is an artist and designer living in Birmingham Alabama. This is her website that merges her two loves: art.design. Check here for collections inspiration as well as her own work. <3
