This was created to show the effects of global warming, the melting man is handing out leaflets of how to stop global warming.
Wednesday, 23 February 2011
Monday, 14 February 2011
a poem i came across :)
Martin Creed or Damien Hirst
Collins, Gormley which one's worst
A pickled sheep in formaldehyde
A light goes on and off inside
The truth about salt and paper crumpled
Painting by numbers and things untitled
A pile of bricks, an unmade bed
Is this art or is art dead?
Collins, Gormley which one's worst
A pickled sheep in formaldehyde
A light goes on and off inside
The truth about salt and paper crumpled
Painting by numbers and things untitled
A pile of bricks, an unmade bed
Is this art or is art dead?
Paul Curtis
Sunday, 13 February 2011
Saturday, 12 February 2011
this is awesome!!
Da Vinci masterpiece was made from 3,604 coffee cups – all with varying levels of milk to affect the shading — and was displayed in Sydney as part of last year’s Aroma Festival.
Thursday, 10 February 2011
The first four images are from a DSLR with a pinhole lens that I inverted and retouched on photoshop. Taken at 15 second shutter speed.
The colour one at the bottom is something I created in textile class, I weaved in strips of a map of Paris I had in my coat pocket still... :p and then twisted around some pieces of cable wiring stuff. And of course, the green edge you can see is the insulation tape I stuck down!
From top to bottom;
Cari, Dan, Kirsty and Ross. Thank you guys.
What we did today (pin hole)
There are more clips on You tube of the program, but this is.....
The clip that we watched today
Wednesday, 9 February 2011
Tuesday, 8 February 2011
Monday, 7 February 2011
Saturday, 5 February 2011
okay..... be kind to me.... this is my first ever Blog so it doesn't work......... well..... I wouldn't be surprised!!!!
Following the impromptu knitting survey (thanks Amanda) if you fancy trying your hand at knitting then knitting chaos will begin at lunchtime on Thursday :wool, needles and basic info provided!!!
Thursday, 3 February 2011
Edgar Muller is at the cutting edge of 3D street art, also known as pavement art. His creations transform everyday locations into fantastical scenes: sharks erupting from pavements, chasms bisecting suburban streets and rivers cascading through towns. Above Lava Burst transformed a typical German street into a scene from the apocalypse for the 30th anniversary of the international competition of street painters in Geldern.
Wednesday, 2 February 2011
Tuesday, 1 February 2011
Another idea I have had is to take photos of these individually, perhaps in a studio but they will be set alight, and then after the fire is out I will drip blood over them or maybe before I burn them a bit. Anyway, this will be for a series of photographs, scans, collage or something.This is just a photo of the patches all together, they are what the army is using atm, but the black rat is from the Mercian regiment.
For the other idea, up to now I have managed to collect a monitor, a computer tower, a keyboard, earphones, a mouse, batteries, and an x box. Still, the more the better.
Pete Rocha
Pete Rocha created over 50 jelly bean portraits in his lifetime, and before he died he passed on his unique talent to his nephew Roger Rocha. Malcolm West is a British artist who also creates these amazing portraits.
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