Friday May 2nd.
Monday, April 28, 2008
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Sakuragicho Rakugaki 08
There's a street that runs along a long support wall under the train line that runs into Sakuragicho in Yokohama. Since I (or any of my friends that live there) can remember, it's been covered in graffiti (rakugaki) I rarely see anyone working out there but the cops seem to leave the artists alone, clearly evident from the time it would take to complete some of the work pictured. As always some punk taggers have marked up some spots here and there, but all in all it's over a half-mile of some nice work.
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Thursday, March 13, 2008
NCAB - USB Eraser
NCAB: Non-Scenical Condescending Artist Bullshit.
These douchebags dipped a USB memory stick in some of that eraser sculpy and called it art.
Ok, never mind that the circuitry would be exposed once any part of the eraser wore through. Never mind that on a practical use level it's ridiculous at best, and that maybe the below photo could pass as art on a silly concept design level.
But no, they had to take it that final step to establish their douchebagery.
Enlarge the pic and the subtitle reads:
"form define by user and disappearing on their own during their use"
Ok, at this point syntax is a non-issue, but the idea that the user is now involved in the art by how they 'shape' the eraser. I guarantee these douchebags spent time at a University.
I think I'll shape some art by going and pinching a loaf off now.
These douchebags dipped a USB memory stick in some of that eraser sculpy and called it art.
Ok, never mind that the circuitry would be exposed once any part of the eraser wore through. Never mind that on a practical use level it's ridiculous at best, and that maybe the below photo could pass as art on a silly concept design level.
But no, they had to take it that final step to establish their douchebagery.
Enlarge the pic and the subtitle reads:
"form define by user and disappearing on their own during their use"
Ok, at this point syntax is a non-issue, but the idea that the user is now involved in the art by how they 'shape' the eraser. I guarantee these douchebags spent time at a University.
I think I'll shape some art by going and pinching a loaf off now.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Onell Design
The Glyos Transmission Log is the blog for Onell Design.
Onell Design, which looks like it's run by Matt, is responsible for the Glyos system, a series of small alien characters made of soft vinyl, who are for the most able to be totally disassembled and those parts are then interchangeable. Sort of a combination of the old muscle men and Legos. With that much versatility you can understand how some people can get carried away...
Onell Design, which looks like it's run by Matt, is responsible for the Glyos system, a series of small alien characters made of soft vinyl, who are for the most able to be totally disassembled and those parts are then interchangeable. Sort of a combination of the old muscle men and Legos. With that much versatility you can understand how some people can get carried away...
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