Salvador Dali by Tim Bower
Dali caught in his own world. By Tim Bower.
Tag Art
Cereals for Geeks: Health in a Cardboard Box
Back to the Future Cereal Art
Over the last months Ian Glaubinger, Doodles from my Noodle, has gradually been releasing a series of cereal box art. That is art on a cereal box in case you didn’t know.
The theme of his art should appeal to most geeks out there but why say more. Let’s instead let his art do the work. Read more
Why Not Be Creative And Buy A Simpsons Stained Glass For Your Condo
There are no limits anymore nowadays and if body art is one of the great and regularly covered topics here at frankylicious, we certainly need to spend more time to ‘real life art’. Like stained windows. No, not your operating system, FFS!
Windows as in windows, those small glass things you look out in the real world trough! Yeah, windows. That’s exactly what I said!
And why shouldn’t you have your own original Simpsons Stained Window?
Source: Stained windows master Joseph Cavalieri.
Niemann LEGOs NY
Christoph Niemann, columnist par excellence for the NYT, and known for brilliant pieces such as his A History of Coffee Love, which I mentioned at ifranky in pre-frankylicious times, always is worth a read. Rands reminded me of this brilliant piece about New York: I LEGO NY.
If you have never read Niemann’s illustrated stories for the NYT, check out New York Cheat Sheets and The Boys and The Subway.
Recycle your typewriter as a sculpture. No we don’t like steampunk either
Ok, I confess. I might have lied about the steampunk part but things tend to get stale and steampunk has gotten stale, overdone and boring. If nevertheless you have one of those old typewriters hanging about and you don’t want to send them to the scrap yard but would rather scrap them yourself, turn them in to a sculpture like Jeremy Mayer did.
Rubikcubism, stop-motion art with Rubik’s Cube
Space Invader, from Rubikcubism fame was at it again. After already having made several art pieces with Rubik’s cubes, he now created this awesome stop-motion video.
Source: Dailymotion.
The art of Tim Burton
New York’s MOMA museum is going to hold an exhibition of the art of Tim Burton. More than 700 examples of rarely or never-before-seen drawings, paintings, storyboards, moving-image works, puppets, maquettes, costumes, and cinematic ephemera, and includes an extensive film series spanning Burton’s 27-year career.
More preview images at /Film
