The Citroën Hypnos. 60 mpg. 200 horsepower. Massaging seats. Thermo-sensitive ambient lighting. Oh yeah, and a camera installed in the ceiling monitors the driver’s facial expressions and alters the cabin’s lighting and smell according to their mood. Madness.
Citroën Have Lost Their Minds and I Like it.
Photographic Illustration
Tod Kapke uses a crazy photographic method to create his illustrative works. Be sure to check out the process section to see what I mean.
The Best-Looking Wine Cellar in Norway
Oslo design firm Designers Journey has designed a number of nice wine labels, among other things (mostly revolving around the wine industry). Check out their excellent work here.
The Peanut Butter to my Jelly
If there's anything I'm a sucker for, it's phenomenal minimal photography... Introducing Nicholas Hughes. Via It's Nice That.
Sculptositions??
Kuldeep Malhi has done some amazing sculpture/compositions/pieces that defy categorization.
Ghosts of the Barbary Coast
My San Franciscan readers need to head over to the FIFTY24SF Gallery to check out Jeremy Fish's new show, "Ghosts of the Barbary Coast", opening today. According to Fish:
The artwork in this show is my personal interpretation of some of San Francisco’s more colorful founding folklore. The goal for this show is to gain a better understanding of San Francisco’s formative heroes, and honor them in my drawings, paintings, and sculpture, as well as, finding parallels to the early days of San Francisco in today’s contemporary San Francisco, and the cyclical nature of this city and its ill behaviors.
Talk About Inspiration...
Artist/Designer/Genius TNOP Wangsillapakun has been killing it from all angles for a while now. Be sure to check out his shop for some amazing prints as well. Enjoy!
Not to Be Missed
For all NYC natives and/or visitors, be sure to check out the newest from Jose Parla at Christina Grajales Gallery, 10 Green Street, through December 20. If you've already gone...I'm already jealous. Via Fecal Face.
If the Stars Had Illustrators, of Course
Jon Klassen is Burst of Beaden, LA illustrator to the stars.
J-E-L-L-O
Liz Hickok creates glowing, jellied scale models of urban sites, transforming ordinary physical surroundings into something unexpected and ephemeral. Lit from below, the molded shapes of the city blur into a jewel-like mosaic of luminous color and volume.
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