Tuesday

car



An artist called William burge has recently created an art-car based on on a 1968 volkswagon beetle and will be shown at the automobile fair in Essen from Dec. 1 to 9, 2007. I think its interesting that his "Phantoms" car is based on the beetle. i find the gargoyles on the car interesting but don't quite understand quite why they are there but i feel it he is comparing it to the style of building which are occupied by gargoyles and what the gargoyles mean. That gargoyle's grotesque form was said to scare off evil spirits so they were used for protection. I think he just be using them to scare off the evil spirits so he cannot crash I'm not quite sure.

Wednesday

Pixel Art



I found a nice style of art that takes an incredible amount of time to produce due to the fact that it is produced by putting each pixel almost in one by one. But when its finished it does look quite good like the one here. Its similar to the style on old video games

Life of a Bullet



Had my video elective the other day and saw an interesting clip from the intro of the film lord of war. I haven't seen the film so it it would probably of been up here sooner. I like the strange camera angle and the journey the bullet takes through the intro. I like the life story of the bullet as it is quite interesting to watch despite the ending of being very predictable. i like the mixture of CGI (well parts of look like CGI) and normal film.

Friday

more environment ads







He's another advert that interacts with the environment which also mentioned before that i like. I like how it looks like the cars themselves are also covered in paint. I also like how it breaks out of the regular canvas and sort of pulls you into it.

Wednesday

Comic

Environment ad



Here's another ad i liked that blended seamlessly into the environment. I think the placement of this ad is absolutely brilliant.

DHL Express




I saw this a while back but just seen it again recently. The first time i saw it it stood out mainly because of the image and the footsteps on the edge of the building.