TOKYO SLO-MODE from alex lee on Vimeo.

pretty wicked video this guy put together.

this is one of the hardest types of art for me because it's so strict and precise with it's lines. I'm really jealous.
http://www.behance.net/gallery/Sketchbook-2010-(vol-2)/802664

negative space

WOW, incredible examples of how to use negative space.

http://tangyauhoong.com/negative-space/

true 3-d art

I like that how she is redefining a painting. If this was more practical I'd love to do something like this.

Requested on reddit

One girl was drawing pictures on reddit.com in order to answer people's questions. Someone requested a special picture but she never did it, so i decided to do the guy a favor.

One line image

http://www.flickr.com/photos/avi_abrams/1696769907/sizes/o/

Most of the time artists prior to the 1900s were pretty tame and conventional. Maybe it's because work actually needed done at that time, and art couldn't feed a family. So generally artists were a functional breed. But every once in a while a piece of art comes out with astounding creativity and skill. This picture would be one of those pieces. The whole image is done with a single pen line.

Subtractive Art

http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/10/view/14867/alexandre-farto-subtractive-wall-art.html

After seeing this it makes me want to figure out other ways to subtract to create. The best I ever did was scratching my name into a desk. I don't think I'd have the patience to actually chisel away a wall. I also don't have the wall...or the machine. This kinda reminds me of that artist that cleaned subway tunnels to make his art. Found the image:

http://inhabitat.com/reverse-graffiti-san-francisco/

Scott Campbell

I wish I could do something like this, but I don't think I'd be willing to put out the cash to get started.
http://www.fubiz.net/2011/03/23/scott-campbell/

Anamorphic drawings

Before tech stepped in with magic eye and photo compilation pictures and all that stuff, this was where the  
original eye trickery style was. Some real skill (and maybe drug tripping) was put into these type pics. When I went to Dali's gallery near Barcelona he had a few anamorpic pics too. Check the website for more.
http://www.visualnews.com/2011/03/10/anamorphic-drawings-hidden-images-revealed

my art show

I'm showing 12 paintings at
Anthracite cafe. Directions are below.

 

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From Hapjeong Station:

-Exit 7.

-Walk for 500m (past 4 side streets) towards Sangsu station (it's in same the direction as the traffic on the main street)

-turn right at the 5th street. it's called 발전소길

-go left at the 2nd street

-go right at the first street

-walk straight until you see Anthracite.

-it will look like the picture below

From Sangsu Station:

-Exit 4.

-Walk for 250m (past 2 side streets) towards Hapjeong station (it's in the opposite direction as the traffic on the main street)

-turn left at the 3rd street. It's called 새빛길. (You should see a 7/11 after you turn on the street)

-turn right at the 1st street.

-turn left at the 1street

-walk straight until you see Anthracite.

-it will look like the picture below.

if you get lost, here's the phone number of the place 02-322-0009