Tripwire by J.M. Albert and A. Fure
Tripwire (2011) is a kinetic installation by the French visual artist Jean-Michel Albert and American composer Ashley Fure. A vertical set of 18 (or 24) elastic strings is set into an undulating motion, creating a wall of geometrical apparitions in constant flux.
Visitors passing along the structure are tracked via infrared sensors at the base of the installation, their presence affecting the preprogrammed waveforms.
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This Flour Pot Bakery branding by Sara Nicely is really outstanding. It’s fun, it’s inviting, and it’s simple.
This is a great example for how you don’t always need colorful illustrations or complicated typefaces to make a product stick out. This packaging is not only understated, but also incredibly fun.
Poster Offensive 5 by Greg Hubacek
“Poster Offensive describes itself as “an indedpendent, non-partisan poster show, which utilizes the politically potent medium of the poster to showcase contemporary interpretations and critiques of political and social issues.” It also has a long, rich history of producing some great pieces from some of the best poster artists in the nation. Needless to say I was humbled to be a part of the ample roster for the fifth installment.”
John Boilard | http://jpboneyard.com
My name is John Boilard. I design, put on music events, and screen print under the name JP Boneyard. If you ask me, nothing beats being a designer, traveling to awesome places, screen printing, cool food, Sam Cooke, Springsteen, or going to local shows. Presently I am a full time designer / blades of steel champ at Upstatement in Boston Mass.
i’m so afraid i’ll lose my friends this summer from being so caught up in work. i wouldn’t give up my relationships for all the money in the world.
Nicky Assmann’s ‘Solace’ Art Installation Explores the Iridescent Qualities of Soap
If you’ve ever been completely mesmerized by the amazing colors that appear on soap bubbles, then you will love Nicky Assmann’s award-winning Solace art installation. Comprised of a mechanical device that gradually slides a long swath of soapy film (made up of glycerol and water, mostly) upwards from a flat platform along with a sophisticated array of lights, the demonstration reveals how the film refracts light as gravity pulls the heavier water down
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