9-bits by David Kaneda

A tumblog by David Kaneda, creative director at Sencha.


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November 15th 2011


  For the 4th Sarasota Chalk Festival, artists Leon Keer, Ruben Poncia, Remko van Schaik and Peter Westerink made a three-dimensional drawing on the ground that was inspired by the Terracotta Army.


(via Scene 360)

For the 4th Sarasota Chalk Festival, artists Leon Keer, Ruben Poncia, Remko van Schaik and Peter Westerink made a three-dimensional drawing on the ground that was inspired by the Terracotta Army.

(via Scene 360)

It lets users create mixels in a few minutes, casually, almost without time to let their inner inhibitions about Art-with-a-capital-A take over. That’s exactly what we were going for.

Khoi Vinh on Mixel, a new social collage app.

During my brief stint in design school, collage was definitely one of my favorite activities. I could see this app quickly becoming one of my favorites. While I love the simplicity of its tools, I would certainly appreciate some more precise cropping features (which Khoi mentions are in progress).

If you’re on Mixel, add me as a friend and let’s make some collages!

karenh:

Nick Gentry creates portraits by painting on obsolete floppy disks. The end result looks incredible.

karenh:

Nick Gentry creates portraits by painting on obsolete floppy disks. The end result looks incredible.

Daniel Kornrumpf creates some amazing portrait embroidery, with a sewing style that closely resembles brush strokes. (via Scene360)

Daniel Kornrumpf creates some amazing portrait embroidery, with a sewing style that closely resembles brush strokes. (via Scene360)