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November 30, 2008 / 01:03 Visit to Moscow![]() Recently my friend Karin (who lives in Berlin) and I met in Moscow. Last time I’ve been to Moscow I was twelve, and could only remember a very tasty ice-cream I ate on Exhibition Grounds, and that my cousin Sasha, whose room I occupied during that visit, had a very cool kind of calculator, which could generate mathematical exercises as a game. This time I had definitely more memories. This city is beautiful, sexy, intriguing, but also cruel, clinical and very cold in every respect. press here to see some photos from my trip >>>
July 15, 2008 / 23:51 A Chinese Souvenir
I brought many beautiful books of old prints from China, and especially excited by their monsters and other magical creatures. Seriously thinking about studying Asian mythology…
![]() p.s. Karin, this picture is waiting for you, as a souvenir of our trip to China! p.s. some inspiration pages from one amazing book
June 4, 2008 / 12:05 artist: Nagi Noda
Interesting hair hats by japanese pop-artist Nagi Noda. Actually, her other works are great, too. And funny :)
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March 26, 2008 / 17:25 illustrator: Fiodor SUMKIN (Opera78)
Really cool Amsterdam based illustrator Fiodor Sumkin (originally Russian :). Like a DJ of graphic elements, mixing a lot of typography, mixing crafting pen, inc, watercolors.
![]() Отличные работы, Федор! +3
March 11, 2008 / 09:20 artist: Will Ashford
Will Ashford, Recycled Words. This is what he writes about his work:
«Browsing through garage sales, street markets and used bookstores I search for interesting, preferably discarded, old books. When I find a good candidate I explore every page. Like an archeologist I hunt for the words that speak to me with new meaning. Intuitively, one word at a time, they turn into a kind of haiku or philosophical poetry that I can call my own.» >>And also really like that part: «Art is often described as „timeless“ at the same time as it is considered definitive to a particular era. This art, however presents a more compelling temporal „can of worms“ in that: it brings the past (the text and the pages themselves) into the present where it becomes not just a medium but a collaborator in the creation of something new with hardly any indication of the period in which it was created using themes, imagery, and materials that can be presumed to remain relevant long into the future.»
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March 10, 2008 / 17:59 street-artist: Os Gemeos
March 4, 2008 / 10:12 artist: KILLPIXIE
I have recently discovered Kill Pixie — streetartist from Australia, and was immediately charmed by ball-head characters, palettes, textures and absolute freedom and fun of his works. Here is a cool Kill Pixie interview.
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January 29, 2008 / 16:11 Illustrations by Naomi Kobayashi
January 27, 2008 / 21:58
Recently I got an old Chinese comic book from my friend, and was really inspired by it’s main character, Sun Wukong (the Monkey King):
![]() He is a hero of Journey to the West, a classical epic novel, published in the 1590’s ![]() © 2007—2021 Lena Revenko |