Sites Listed Under ‘Art Design’ Category
I’m always on the search for new ways to add that extra bit of creative flair and individuality to your blog or website, so today I’ve added a lovely collection of hand drawn and sketchy web icons. They would be great for your social networking buttons and RSS feed, giving your site that extra touch of individuality! Page Peel by Productive Dreams Watercolor 36 Free Icons 30 Sketchy Web Icons Grunge Peeling Sticker Icons Hand Sketched Icon Set Sketched Social Icon Pack Little Shoes Icon Set by Raindropmemory 120 Hand-Drawn Vector Arrows
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Hand-Drawn & Sketchy Web Icons
Notorious street artist Banksy, whose work has decorated his home town of Bristol and Israel’s West Bank barrier, has turned his hand to film-making. Exit Through The Gift Shop will have its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, his agent told the BBC.
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Banksy Film – Exit Through The Gift Shop
Over at Instntshift you’ll find a great collection of the Latest High-Quality Free Fonts to Enhance Your Designs by which you can save money and focus on making great applications. The basic purpose behind this post is to show you Popular, Artistic and most importantly Free Downloadable font types to save your time searching them online. Direct download link available for the entire fonts
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35 Stunning Free Fonts To Enhance Your Designs
Here’s a few more office icons to add to your collections, I like the vintage ones! Mail Icons by Mickka Office Men Icons by Dapino-Colada Office Women by Dapino-Coalda Office Icons by Icon Shock Pocket Icons by Templay Office Icon Set by ChopStick Vintage Icon Set by Chopstick Trash Box by Salehhh
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8 Great Office Icons
Joshua Allen Harris creates inflatable street art by creating structures made from plastic bags. He positions the bags to look like trash on top of subway grates, once the air travels upwards it inflates the bags into animated sculptures.
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Inflatable Street Art by Joshua Allen Harris
Firstly, I must apologize for not posting recently, I have been busy with some new projects and have also been struck down with a bad cold or some may say flu! I’d like to take this opportunity to wish you all a very Happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year. To keep you busy I’ve posted five of my favourite blogs for 2009, I hope that you find them just as interesting and useful as I do
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Five Favourite Blogs For 2009
A 15000 square foot open air exhibition of Street Art, giant Sculpture and Installations, fully licensed for 1250 people, underneath the West Way Road Bridge next to Portobello Road, Ladbroke Grove, London. Following the success of their debut show ‘Behind the Shutters’ at the infamous Cordy House, the Mutate Britain team are pleased to announce One Foot in the Grove, an exhibition of painting and sculpture located in the heart of West London on the Portobello Road. “For us this is a home coming, Ladbroke Grove means a lot to Joe and I, now we’re back home to put on a show that we hope will be remembered for its inspiring art, inclusive atmosphere and all round good times.” Garfield Hackett Since artists such as Futura 2000 (then touring with The Clash) and Mode 2 first painted the huge walls supporting the iconic West Way in the early 80s, they have been cited as a birthplace of British graffiti/street art culture
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MuTate Britain – one foot in the grove
Fabulous graphics and animation, great concept, fantastic song and renowned producers so what more can Parisian DJ group Birdy Nam Nam ask for? The videos are like an throwback to 80s cartoon & comics art but in these age where music videos feature fast cars, flashy jewelery and women, Sweeney’s work definitely stands out in terms of freshness. And with the music production done by electronic music Gallic Gods, Gaspard & Xavier of Justice fame certainly help to make matters all the sweeter
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Birdy Nam Nam – The Parachute Ending