Eclectic Creative Experience

information design for shallow divers. The redundancy of the bloody illustration is necessary as the 3 foot depth marker is clearly not enough. If this graphic warning keeps even one drunken summer vacationer from cracking their head open then there is no doubt to its efficacy. There certainly is an underlying humor to it, similar [...]

found art on sidewalk had two creators— a canine collaboration with the artist with the golden touch, or at least a can of gold spray paint. This is an obvious and incredible effort to make the worthless, priceless. And it certainly highlights laziness, for if this crap were gold you better be sure the owner [...]

sidewalk gallery showcases a sexy Post-Modern Pop Art 80′s relic, ready to grace the wall of some lucky Brooklyn hipster’s apartment. A plastic mold created this low-level relief, with details extending as much as 4 inches from the surface. To add color and and magnify the work’s sculptural qualities, an airbrush was used to really [...]

follow or trace the spiral and you will find this is not a spiral at all, but actually a series of concentric circles. This illusion was created by British psychologist James Fraser around the turn of the 20th century, and is known as the Fraser Spiral. it appears a single line is twisting its way [...]

aerosol art, tag, piece, scrub, bomb, or graffiti, street art as art has been a cultural debate since before my time. Some see graffiti as a valid form of art and street-based communication, birthing gallery artists like Jean Michel Basquiat. Some believe that since mainstream America does not like it, then it must be [...]

taco shop art discovery, this cropped image of the famous 15th century tempera painting The Last Supper graces this booth seat canvas. In this Leonardo da Vinci fabric reproduction, 8.5 of the twelve apostles survived cropping. The original 15 feet × 29 ft mural located in the Santa Maria delle Grazie convent in Milan, Italy [...]