Citizens in Dun Laoghaire, Ireland must have been baffled by the appearance of the mysterious Ice Age: the ground cracked open and shards of rocks are falling down…Do not panic, it is believed to be a 250-square meter 3D Pavement Art accomplished by a German artist Edgar Müller. But as a painting masterpiece, that has shaken everyone ever saw it. Bravo!
Oh, I’ve had enough of the messy wires, and I couldn’t bear seeing them hanging/lying here and there. In a word, I want a highly-organized, artistic room. Thanks to Jung Ji Hye and Choi Hyong Suk and their Drawing Line, all those messy wires would be neatly kept in an artistic way. The clever concept features a mounted peg board over a wall socket, on which you could make desirable shapes with electric lines. Look at the samples below, aren’t they quite eye-catching? [Read the rest of this entry...]
This is a piece of collective works by Ou Studio from Taiwan. Based on blueprint technical, the installation assembles different furniture elements from an old house on a blue wall and complements the body with white lines, which finally projects a three-dimensional aesthetic perception.
Coming from Malaysia, these lovely stones-painted animals can act as door decorations, letter weights, etc. It’s also a great joy to see any lifelike animal stones inside the room. Doesn’t your room seem to be more vibrant now?
Elephants, bald eagles, crocodiles, leopards, zebras and giraffes, on the first sight of these animals, can you figure out that they are imitations made on hands with paintings?
Using thermal vision technology, this system allows you to paint anything with different temperature. The surface could react to any hot/cold object with which to display different effects. [Read the rest of this entry...]
Actually, it’s not a clock, but you can really know the time lapse while it’s painting circle, this is because that it could complete a full circle with each hour. All you need to do is hang it on a wall or place it on a piece of paper that’s larger than its hand radius. [Read the rest of this entry...]
The advantage of this Epic spray system is that it combines a paint bag with a refillable CO2 canister — replacing standard propellants, Epic is safer to use indoors without a mask, avoids the risk of paint explosion and is better for the environment.
You can use it follow the process:
1. Unscrew the cap from the paint bag. A foil seal keeps the paint in the bag during this process.
2. Screw the nozzle and the paint bag into the cap. The cap houses the spray release trigger.
3. Lock the assembled piece and the CO2 into the polycarbonate tube, the nozzle faces forward.
4. Turn the valve on the front of the can to release CO2 pressure into the paint bag reservoir.
5. The CO2 pushes the paint bag from all sides and up through the cap, forcing the paint out.
