Galleries at Central

I saw advertisements everywhere about Takashi Murakami's Gallery at Central and I asked my friend Ollie to come along. It was hidden on Pedder St's Pedder Building a small narrow entrance and up the lifts we went. It was on the 7th Floor and while other exits on other floors we peeked and saw other galleries. As we went onto 7th Floor it was the GAGOSIAN GALLERY showcasing only Murkami's artworks. The guards were very cautious that we don't stay too close to the originals as we might spit, sneeze onto the masterpieces.

Magazine Scroll

One of my friend is making a magazine as her final year project, not saying that this could be made possible by her but it will sure inspire her magazine making.

All done in 12 hours with creatives all over trying to fill the pages with content.

Smashing Photos

Found these amazing photos back in April and I almost forgot to share and post them.

I don't have the photographer name so I couldn't credit him/her and link you to more of these graphical photographs but at least you might get inspired.

Title Designs

How often do you watch the opening titles of a feature film?

How many of them do you even remember?

If you don't remember any of them then the graphic designers ain't doing a mighty job. The director and producer needs to take the blame for it cause the titles are crucial time where the audience decide how much attention to them film.

Don't trust me? Watch these guys explain it to you so next time you can be the critic.

Goldfish Art

If you had not realise I am posting less frequently in my blog nowadays it's mainly cause of two reasons:

1. I'm busier than before.
2. There's less things I find are worth posting.

So when it's up here it's something that pretty good.

My friend shared this on Facebook and I was mind blown, so I had to post this up here.

If anyone of you know how he did this please share.

Pina 2011 Trailer

I'm not very familiar with modern dance so I can not comment much but this film is stunning .

All I know is that Pina Bausch (1940-2009) was a very influential modern dancer.

Enjoy.

Motion Design

This video is an absolutely perfect example to explain motion design.

It has definitely becoming increasingly popular technique, substituting over animation and cinematography for certain videos.

Please let me know if your good with this art. I need some help.

Press Pause...Play

This is a total inspiration with people who are heading into the direction on any art form. Graphics, Music, Film, etc..

It discusses the relationship between artists, amateurs, technology, audience and art.

Alot of great ideas, concepts about our world today.

Mr. Brainwash 2011

If you guys have seen my previous posts on graffiti you would probably not like this guy... Mr. Brainwash.

But sometimes things happen for a reason I guess... and he's on top of it now, so lucky or not... he's now an artist. Judging from the video i do like this exhibition though.

 

Japanese Customs

The story behind the man who customises Lamborghini as his career. It just really shows that if you have a dream you can chase it. Not matter how ridiculous it may sound to others there's always going to be a market for it. The only thing that matters is quality.

Brillance

Fantastic short film.

Stuck

Household Architecture

Using many house found objects these guys were able to make a few iconic building miniatures.

Very creative and a clean, well thought out  presentation.

Wave slowly

Capturing waves in 1000 & 1500 frames per second this is truly something to admire in awe.

It just instantly cools you down as you feel your fingertips striding along the waves, tasting the fresh sea salt the tongue and the cool air that passes through your whole body.

It's as if time stops and you have the moment to enjoy what your living through and the beauty that surrounds.

Digital Art Gallery

Leo Caillard presents a series of photographs called the "Art Game". It is basically a blend of art and technology.

Should it be more friendly to everyone and share art on the internet?

It all seems too casual for me and disrespecting fine arts into another pass time leisure.

 What do you think?

Minimalistic

Life is flooded with advertisements. Beautiful, colourful graphic designs to lure you into their product.

But to me, sometimes the simplest things are more beautiful don't you think? Like a lady without clothes...

Here are some examples that some products can do to minimise themselves.

Unfortunately being minimal might not work effectively in the market...

Favourite

Class

More examples click here

Di Di Disney Reeeeeemixxx

Disney Music just got an update.

This video they creatively re-edit the scenes from Snow White to produce a remixed soundtrack from their sound effects & dialogue audio.

Pretty cool if they play this when I go clubbing lol.

Signature Photos

There's a lot of people into photography these days. Amateurs, professionals, enthusiasts, hipsters, etc

Everybody tries to find some sort of signature style into their photos or work out a formula that works for them. 

Kai Ziehl has his own style. Working with Black and White he deals with the symmetry around us. The patterns that we might not notice in the world around us.

They are pretty amazing check them out.

 

Japanese Swords

Korehira Watanabe is one of the last 30 ancient sword makers left in Japan.

After this video don't you think you just want to hold one of his swords to feel the art of it?

Hyper Realism

If Tjalf Sparnaay is called Mega Realism then this guy is Hyper Realism

Paul Cadden uses graphite and pastel to sketch extreme realistic drawings of people and place.

Although the graphite drawings are more realistic, the pastel has more emotions to it in my opinion.