Amazing Sea Creature Jewelry
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
22 Meter Long Brede Creation of Riverside Scene
Farmers display their brede creation of ancient Chinese great artwork "Riverside Scene At Qingming Festival" in Luxi County, east China's Jiangxi Province, Aug. 26, 2010. Seven farmers spent a year to complete this brede work which is 22 meters in length and 0.8 meter in breadth.
Monday, August 23, 2010
25 Inspirational Coffee Logos
I just returned from a trip to Amsterdam. During my stay, I came across a lot of beautiful coffee shops (no, not the kind where they sell weed…). Most of these coffee shops had really beautiful logo designs. That’s what inspired me to compile this list of 25 awesome coffee logos. I tried to avoid logos everyone already knows, such as the Starbucks logo.
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Saturday, August 21, 2010
10 Breathtaking Modern Monuments in Brazil
National Congress of Brazil by Oscar Niemeyer
In what building does your national congress meet? If you take a step back, look at your national buildings with fresh eyes, they generally reflect a time far past and a symbolism long dead. In Brazil, the renowned architect Oscar Niemeyer gave his vision to his own country’s congress with the National Congress of Brazil building. The design yields the feeling of balanced emotion, with two opposing sides intersected by a symbol of equality. Whether the cup is half full or half empty, it is the justice of the national congress of Brazil that provides the true balance. Niemeyer’s vision is alive and well in the Brazilian congress of today.
In what building does your national congress meet? If you take a step back, look at your national buildings with fresh eyes, they generally reflect a time far past and a symbolism long dead. In Brazil, the renowned architect Oscar Niemeyer gave his vision to his own country’s congress with the National Congress of Brazil building. The design yields the feeling of balanced emotion, with two opposing sides intersected by a symbol of equality. Whether the cup is half full or half empty, it is the justice of the national congress of Brazil that provides the true balance. Niemeyer’s vision is alive and well in the Brazilian congress of today.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
10 Unreal Urban Projection Videos
A new form of urban art is popping up in cities throughout the world. Urban Projection Mapping, as it is loosely known, is the art of creating video displays that make buildings come alive in light, color and motion. Armed with powerful technology, a handful of enterprising video artists create vivid, visually arresting video displays that are projected on urban architecture. These videos tell stories, form abstract imagery and in some cases, sell products. To celebrate this new form of urban art, here are 10 of the best urban projection mapping videos by some of the world’s best artists.
Reader take note, that in contrast to many of the other features here on TheCoolist, the videos below combine for over an hour of footage. You may want to watch a few, save the link and return to enjoy the rest at your leisure. Each video below is absolutely worth your time, a solid representation of an extraordinary movement in urban art.
Reader take note, that in contrast to many of the other features here on TheCoolist, the videos below combine for over an hour of footage. You may want to watch a few, save the link and return to enjoy the rest at your leisure. Each video below is absolutely worth your time, a solid representation of an extraordinary movement in urban art.
Kraft Work by Seeper
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Recycled Clothing Art by Guerra De La Paz
The Cuban-born artist duo Guerro De La Paz have created a series of sculptural art works out of discarded, recycled clothing. These figures of sculptural iconography are made from t-shirts, shoes, boots, socks and more, many of which have been dug out of secondhand stores in Little Haiti, Miami. The message Guerro De La Paz conveys with their recycled clothing art is about the consume-and-discard nature of our mass-produced lifestyles. Our habits of consumption put us so very far away from the creation of the items we use– and just as far away from the piles of trash they become. Guerra De La Paz doesn’t see trash, in this sense, but an opportunity for artistic beauty and expression.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
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