(via Morten Andenæs | i like this art)

(via Geometry Under Pressure: Don Voisine’s Paintings)

CCTV (by monovinyl)

(via Good Luck & Safe Journey | i like this art)

(via Holger Lippmann: Paintings From A Child Of The Computer Age | The Creators Project)

It was a postcard — but not the mass-printed variety. A collage incorporating multiple materials, the object included a Web address, artisinalpostcards.tumblr.com. The typewritten note said I was “receiving this from the Random Acts of Mail Art project.” While I wasn’t expected to do anything as a result, I was invited to pass along snail-mail addresses of anybody else who might like to get such a card. Elsewhere it said: “ARTISANAL POSTCARD #289.”

I was interested. Obviously mail art has a long and rich history (I can remember participating in at least one mail project back in my college years). But here I was curious about the decision to tie this analog and personal form to a regularly updated blog, which functioned both to publicize and extend the project. I also liked the actual work — both my physical card, and the many digital reproductions on the Tumblr. There wasn’t much information on the site at the time, but when I checked again more recently some detail had been added, and I got in touch with the project’s creator, Jill Stoll.

Continued: Jill Stoll combines artistic ritual, creative reuse, and the postal service as connector.: Observatory: Design Observer

(via Painter Painter | i like this art)

Artist Joanne Arnett‘s artwork reproduces mugshots in a uniquely meticulous way.  She painstakingly recreates these images as woven textiles.  Mixing thread a wire, the result is similar to a shimmering newspaper photograph. 

(via Textile Mugshots By Joanne Arnett | Beautiful/Decay Artist & Design)

Medium: Finger swipes iPad iPad App | Temple Run

(via Andre Woolery Art - “Untitled” Temple Run App Art - Polychrome)

This seems like a bit of a hustle, but maybe that’s okay.

geometrydaily:

#430 Camouflage – A new minimal geometric composition each day

thingsmagazine:

‘Massive Retaliatory Power’, from Fortune magazine

geometrydaily:

#428 Graphic novel – I could imagine doing a whole album filled with pages like this. – A new minimal geometric composition each day

(via Torben Ribe | i like this art)