Head In The Clouds
Hi i'm Joel, graphic designer. Love photography, design, illustration, film, electronic music.
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Celebrity Portraits Made From Thousands of Circles - Ben Heine
Peter Himpel has been designing for 20 years. A German based designer with the aim of bridging the gap between music and design. I would say he’s doing a great job at it. Above is album artwork for Mikroboy. More examples of album artwork can be found on his website in the link below. Enjoy!
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IRIS by HYBE
Interactive installation is grid of transparent LEDs which display halftone and circular patterns whose display can emulate it’s viewers.
A week ago, I covered a New Media exhibition in Seoul called ‘The Da Vinci Ideas Exhibition’ and was intrigued by this piece, hoping there would be a video of it. Well, the brilliant Creative Applications discovered it, which you can watch in the embed below:
Created by Korena collective HYBE, IRIS is a media canvas with matrix of conventional information display technology, that is a monochrome LCD.Through the phased opening and closing of circular black liquid crystal, IRIS can create various patterns and control the amount (size) of passing lights.
More Info and images can be found at Creative Applications here
New Kaleidoscopic Paper Sculptures by Jen Stark
The paper sculptor, who was born in Miami but currently lives and works in Los Angeles, has recently opened her first solo exhibition in Los Angeles called To the Power Of. The exhibit features a variety of Stark’s new multilayered works that showcase the artist’s intricate incisions and carefully crafted paper art. Equipped with a stack of of construction paper, an X-Acto knife, and some glue, Stark has yet again created an amusement park for the eyes with both a wide color spectrum and repetitive visual sequences. The recurring geometric patterns in each piece reflect many elements of life, including the passage and intervallic rhythm of time.
To the Power Of is currently showing at Martha Otero Gallery through November 10, 2012.
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