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Category Archives: Art
What makes San Francisco San Francisco
I love quirky hand drawn maps and I’m a big fan of London-based illustrator and cartographer Jenni Sparks, whose funky maps capture the spirit of great cities. Sparks has created a dizzyingly detailed map of San Francisco that’s just jam-packed with … Continue reading
America’s Favorite Family
You’ve loved the Simpsons for years, but how well do you really know America’s favorite family ? Now their creator Matt Groening’s new book The Simpson Family (Abrams) reveals a quarter of a century of Simpson facts in a fun … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Art, Books, History, USA
Tagged Matt Groening, Simpsons, Television in the United States
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Eye Know
Filmmaker Hiroshi Kondo turned a conventional time-lapse journey through Tokyo at night into a mind-bending psychedelic trip. The vivid soundtrack is by Ayako Taniguchi.
Oh Brothers Where Art Thou
I was chuffed to be in Vancouver for the official unveiling of Brazilian street art duo Os Gemeos’ first Canadian and largest ever work. The enormous project for the 2014 Vancouver Biennale transformed six boring cement silos on Granville Island … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Canada, South America, Tourism
Tagged Biennale, mural arts, Os Gemeos, Street Art, Vancouver
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Airport Art (Part II)
New York -based graphic artist Lauren O’Neil has discovered a novel way to turn the banality of airport design into art. Aggregating Google Maps images of airports from around the world on her blog Holding Patterns, O’Neil helps to make … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Tech, Tourism
Tagged Air Travel, airports, Travel and Tourism
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A Song of Saul and Ice
Berlin-based design wiz Milan Ruckovic loves the Game of Thrones, but he loves the design aesthetic of the 60s and the legendary Saul Bass even more. He has combined these passions in a fantastic Bassified version of the GOT title … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Art, Books, Writing
Tagged A Song Of Ice And Fire, Game of Thrones, George R. R. Martin
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Airport Art
If you’ve flown anywhere recently, it may be difficult to consider an airport as a work of art, but designers Ryan and Heidi at 08 Left have somehow managed to capture the elegance of airport design. You can see more … Continue reading
Born In The USA
Bruce Springsteen fans have long awaited a book from Jersey’s favorite son, but few expected that it would be a children’s book. The Boss has teamed with cartoonist/ illustrator/writer Frank Caruso to produce “Outlaw Pete”, which is based on the … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Art, Books, Music, USA
Tagged Bruce Springsteen, Children's literature, Outlaw Pete
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First Day of School
Polish street art collaborative Etam Cru contributed this timely piece called “First Day of School” to Stavanger, Norway’s Nuart Festival.
