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The trailer for the new TRON Legacy has dropped and it looks fantastic. This film features neon futuristic visuals, a soundtrack by Daft Punk, and The Dude. You can see it in HD Here, or watch it after the break.
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Thanks to Jeron for recommending this really fun music video by the french band Hold Your Horses. The video is a great sequence of painted masterpieces recreated live by the band members. How many do you recognize?
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Hidden Moves is a new project by Welsh artist and designer Rhys Owens. He’s got a couple designs for you to purchase in t-shirt and art print form. The characters he’s created are really interesting. We’re looking forward to seeing more from this project!
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Evan B. Harris is an exceptional folk artist from Oregon. We found his artwork from the cover of the (emotionally devastating) documentary Dear Zachary. His website hasn’t been updated for a while but there is some recent work in his flickr stream. As usual, a few more pieces are included after the break.
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Jónsi of Sigur Rós has a new album coming out entitled “Go”. Along with the album release, the artist will be going on tour accompanied by a very interesting stage production by 59 Productions. Check out the previews of the show in the videos above and after the break and then see it live. Tickets available now.
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Shepard Fairey is involved in a few charity auctions including one of his original ‘Burmese Monk’ paintings, seen above. If you’ve got deep pockets, this stunning piece is available to bid on here.
If you’ve got deeper pockets (and the ego to match) you can bid on the chance to have the artist create a portrait of you in a Live Sitting with Fairey.
Both of the above auctions benefit The Art of Elysium which has programs that benefit children with serious medical conditions. Bidding ends March 4th.
There is also an ebay auction of an original “Lotus Ornament” painting with proceeds going to Make It Right (benefitting the rebuilding of New Orleans lower 9th Ward) Bidding goes until March 8th.
You can view the truly beautiful ‘Burmese Monk’ painting after the break.
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Matthew Curry is a DC-based, Grammy nominated designer / illustrator / painter who we’ve been following for quite some time now. His paintings, while chaotic, are able to pull your eye to key elements and avoid leaving you feeling overwhelmed when looking at them. The earthy works seem to be graffiti-inspired with an Asian influence, often depicting dragons and scaly patterns. We’ll get to the bottom of this in our upcoming interview with Matthew. Until then, enjoy his work at his Website, and check out iPhone shots of his most recent work (and cute dog) at his Flickr.
More images after the break.
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We are amazed at the work of Dave Hill. The photographer manages to create a rather complex narrative within each of his images.
Along with a hefty portfolio, the artist has a “Behind the Scenes” area of his website that offers mini documentary-style videos of his travels photographing various projects.
Visit his portfolio to view all of his commercial and personal work at http://www.davehillphoto.com.
More images after the break…
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Kate MacDowell is a talented sculptor working in porcelain. According to her artist statement she often starts with a solid block of porcelain and works by extraction, hollowing and removing material to create her beautiful and delicate designs. More of her work can be seen after the break and her entire portfolio is available at http://www.katemacdowell.com
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Our Suggestion Box and Contribution box are now taking submissions! Feel free to let us know what you think or give us a tip on something to post.
Things are coming along and we’ll be posting more frequently as time moves forward!
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