Data + Design Project

Brightly Embroidered Newspaper Pictures

Tuesday 05.07.2013 , Posted by

Lauren DiCioccio 1

As more and more reading is done digitally and the printed newspaper gets closer to becoming obsolete, one artist attempts to immortalize it. Lauren DiCioccio mummifies the Front Page by covering it with cotton muslin and using a needle and brightly colored thread to re-produce the photo beneath. The text fades beneath the muslin sheath and the pictures remain to capture a moment in history in a physical way that can’t be felt digitally. She views newspapers with nostalgia as they were once a daily ritual enjoyed by most of the adult population, so with embroidery she preserves that tactile sensation without the smudged fingerprints. [Read more...]

Visual Bits #434> Beam Me Up: Amazing Illustrations

Monday 05.06.2013 , Posted by

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Visual Bits #430 > Smile For The Surreal!

Tuesday 04.30.2013 , Posted by

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Visual Bits #425 > Life In Abstract Light: Mixed Media

Wednesday 04.24.2013 , Posted by

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Visual Bits #424 > Worldly Inspiration In The Streets

Saturday 04.20.2013 , Posted by

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Visual Bits #420 > Capture The Surreal Beauty Of Life

Monday 04.15.2013 , Posted by

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Visual Bits #418 > We Are Animals: Illustrations

Friday 04.12.2013 , Posted by

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Life Force: Colorful Illustrations of the Energy Inside

Monday 04.01.2013 , Posted by

2 Martin Sati

We all know that everything on Earth including each one of us is made up of energy, but it’s still a pretty incredible concept to wrap our minds around. That’s why I love to see the way artists interpret the energy that is life. Martín Satí has a unique way of creating vibrant portraits that show the energy’s fluidity. Unlike the representational fractal visions of artists like Alex Grey and Amanda Sage, Satí’s portraits are less geometrical, but embody a similar theme. Amidst the abstract bubbles of color, each figure remains recognizable, much like the human brain has found a way to identify and label the world around us. [Read more...]

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Visual Bits #408> A Whirling Surreal Reality: Illustrations

Wednesday 03.27.2013 , Posted by

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Visual Bits #404 > Face Your Fears: Illustrations

Saturday 03.23.2013 , Posted by

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