Papercut portrait of commerce.
California-based artist Lauren DiCioccio hand-embroiders her pieces based off of imagery seen in old issues of The New York Times.
DiCioccio says, “I describe the beauty of the ritual experience of newspaper-reading by describing the paper as a tactile and fragile object in the language of craft.”
Each piece includes a full issue of The New York Times wrapped in cotton muslin. One selected image is then hand-embroidered on the front of the fabric, where details are not exact and layers of colorful thread mix together and hang from the cotton in messy waves.
(via journo-geekery)
Source: inspirez.me
Art-work wanted (paid, freelance) graphic design
4th Dimension Entertainment (my publisher) is looking for an artist with some graphic design background to do some paid contract work. I figured I’d mention here in case anyone fitting that description is looking for a freelance gig.
More info here
Fujita Toshiaki: Layered Form 1, 2004, Urushi, gold leaf, earth powder, 10” x 10” x 10” (h)
/ Keiko Gallery - Japanese artists
Last night was @bretInVancouver ‘s art exhibit opening at The Tippery. Read more about it.
(via howyadoingraphics)
Source: dened
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