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13 Illustrators that Dance

PeHaa — Sat, 15 May 2010 12:43:16 +0000

Gabriel Moreno. Disco Mahou

website: Gabriel Moreno’s personal website

Sybile. Danseuses du Monde

website: Sybile’s Gallery

Patic Leger. Saturday Night

website: Patrick Leger’s Portfolio

Olof Sdotter. Bon Magazine

website: Gabriel Moreno’s personal website

Felicia Atanasiu. Sense and Sensuality

website: Felicia Atanasiu. Fine Art & Illustration

Rory Kurtz. Kathleen Breen Combes

website: The work of Rory Kurtz

Satoshi Matsuzawa

website: Satoshi Matsuzawa on www.pict-web.com

Matte Stephens. Dancing/Gnomes

website: Matte Stephens Blog

Yekaterina Vassilenko. Dance

website: Yekaterina Vassilenko’s Portfolio on Behance

Charis Tsevis. Dancing with circles

website: Charis Tsevis’s Portfolio on Behance

Neryl Walker. Josephine

website: Neryl Walker’s blog

Hafter Seyer. Pina Bausch

website: Hafter Seyer’s Porfolio on Behance

Anna Wand. Dance

website: Anna Wand’s Porfolio on Behance

It’s obvious for everybody that the term ‘dance’ has a very vast definition and gives rise to various associations. I was wondering how famous illustrators approach this subject.
Take a look and get inspired by creations of 13 artists featured in this article.

12 Unusual and Inspiring Designs of Zodiac Signs

PeHaa — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 15:31:07 +0000

Zodiac. Renee Nault

website: Renee Nault’s Portfolio on Behance, Renee Nault’s Blog

Zodiac. Sophie Blackall

website: Sophie Blackall Portfolio

Ariel Arburola. Zodiac

website: Ariel Arburola’s Portfolio on Behance

Mats Bergen. Zodiac

website: Mats Bergen’s Portfolio

Catalina Estrada. Zune

website: Catalina Estrada Portafolio, Catalina Estrada’s Flickr’s Photostream

zazodiacs [2010 calendar]

website: The zazdesign Portfolio on Behance

Sasha Foster. Embroidered Illustrations

website: Sasha Foster’s Portfolio on Behance, Sasha Foster’s Blog

ZODIAC cul-de-sac

website: Jennifer Miranda’s Portfolio on Behance

Annika Tutsch. Collage

website: Annika Tutsch’s Portfolio on Behance

Zodiac Signs Coins

Silver collector coins issued by the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus in the ‘Zodiac Signs’ series

Tony Ganem. Zodiac Signs.

website: Tony Ganem’s Portfolio on Behance

Maria Mie. For kids

website: Maria Mie’s Portfolio on Behance

From Aries to Pisces there are 12 signs in Babylonian zodiac. In this article we feature 12 artists whose designs differ from one another as much as the character traits assigned to each zodiacal symbol. All twelve of them original and inspiring.
(By the way, Pinkonhead is Scorpio and PeHaa is Sagittarius).

Creative walls

PeHaa — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 19:15:19 +0000

Murales. Georgina Ciotti

website: Ariel Ramirez flickr Portfolio / www.georginaciotti.com

Hooked Mural

website: Raewyn Haughton Illustration/Design: Hooked Mural

Coco Jo Wall

website: Raewyn Haughton: Coco Jo Wall

Caroussel

website: Wall Print

Rolling Thunder Office Mural

website: Kris Balerite’s Portfolio

Mural in Border

website: CILER’s Portfolio

Nature abstract by Eika

website: Dopludo Collective’s Portfolio

thee Ace Hotel

website: genvy’s photostream on flickr

Wall Stickers for FUGU

website: Gaku Imai’s Portfolio

Ink and paint

website: Karl Kwasny’s Portfolio

Giga-kit

website: e-glue wall stickers

39.22. Egg / Octapo / Hamco

website: www.3922.gr

Elayas-Retinue

website: Owner Portfolios Egor Bashakov / Elay Dopludo Collective

Zeptonn’s Wall Graphics

website: Zeptonn’s Portfolio

1 Week 2 Walls

website: Kierlisbon’s Portfolio

Thomas Weinreich wall murals

website: Thomas Weinreich blog

Chalkboard wall

website: Monicaaaa is dead.’a flickr photostream

The Concrete Company

website: Cañero’s Portfolio

Sally Boyle’s Wall Decals

website: Sally Boyle on Etsy / sallyboyle’s flickr photostream

Vinyl Wall Stickers by Hu2 Design

website: www.hu2.com (Hu2 design) / Hu2 Design / Vinyl Wall Stickers’ photostream

In this post I present over 30 stunning examples of creative wall design. This selection covers vinyl stickers and decals, “almost” traditional wallpapers, ink and paint illustrations on walls, mural painting, walls covered in dictionary pages… and what is hard to be categorized otherwise than as “mixed technique”. Get inspired on how to add some unique character to both private and business spaces.

Over 20 Creative Ways to Take a Seat

PeHaa — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 06:01:54 +0000

Prickly Pair Chairs

website: Valentina Gonzalez Wohlers homepage

Valentina Gonzales blends two iconographic elements: the classical French Louis XV oval chair originated in Rococo period and the Nopal cactus symbolizing Mexican heritage and national pride. “Shapes, materials, colours, textures and finishes collide in irreverent and playful harmony; the Prickly pair chairs are a statement against prejudice and preconceptions.”

Lila Jang’s canape

website: via wrongdistance.com

Unusual sofa by Lila Jang was a part of Artistes Parcours Saint Germain 2008 in Paris, where the creations of young artists were exhibited for 3 weeks in Saint-Germain-des-Prés luxury stores. The sofa by Lila Jang was exhibited at the baby clothing store Bonpoint belonging to the famous French childrenswear couture house.

UP 5 (Serie UP 2000)

website: bebitalia.com

“A female figure tied to a ball-shaped ottoman symbolizing the shackles that keep women subjugated.” Designed by Getano Pesce for B & B ITALIA.

Cipria

website: via www.edra.com

Deliberately iconic piece. The settee has 9 cushions fixed to an invisible metal tube frame. Designed by Fernando Campana and Humberto Campana.

Sweet

website: Design Studio Spell

These undeniably sweet stools subtitled “stools dipped in pleasure” are designed by Sander van der Haar and Jaromir Maas. “Sweet stool is inspired by the process of ice-cream making. Like ice-cream, Sweet is coated in a layer, that is both durable and delicious.”

Pleats-Pleats

website: Imaginary Office

Designed by Daniel Hedner. “A sofa where precision steel meets handicrafts. Take a seat in a weave of clothed polyurethane foam, that wraps around a white powder coated steel pipe frame in a macramé style”

SIE43

website: Meblarium Paweł Grunert

The 150x80x90(h) cm armchair made of stainless steel and PET bottles. Designed by Paweł Grunert, Poland.

SIE9

website: Meblarium Paweł Grunert

The 100x100x100 cm armchair made of cane, rope, glue. Designed by Paweł Grunert, Poland.

Nina Sanders Never / Smooth Blend / Delicate Landscape

website: Nina Saunders’ Portfolio

Two older (Never 1999, Smooth Blend 2001) and one recent (Delicate Landscape 2009) designs by a Danish artist Nina Saunders, currently living and working in London.

Felt Up

website: Charlotte Kingsnorth Portfolio

The LumBar Stool

website: James Douglas homepage

Designed by James Douglas: “I created a piece of seating expressing the gravity defying physical forms of the so called mushroom rocks. Mushroom rocks are described as stone structures which have be eroded at a quicker pace lower down the form rather than at the top. Leaving a bulbous globe- like upper section supported on a thin fragile stem.”

Stitch Stool and Chair

website: Cappellini (stool) / Cappellini (chair)

Designed by Adam Goodrum. Folding chair and stool completely manufactured with aluminium plate, available polish lacquered in white, blue, yellow, grey, red and black colours or in a multi-coloured version in a fixed combination of the same colours. Feet in white polypropylene. The hinges allow to have a seat that can reduce to minimum its dimensions when folded up.

CHAIR/CHAIR

website: ERIC KU homepage

Designed by ERIC KU: “An inspiration from the American contemporary artist Joseph Kosuth, One and Three Chair. Instead of giving new definition, I redefined the concept of a chair by using alphabet. One is able to construct a chair by assembling the redesigned alphabets.”

Proust

website: Cappellini

Designed by Alessandro Mendini. Armchair with hand-carved and hand-painted wooden frame, upholstered with fixed multicolor fabric matching the colours of the structure. This armchair is the re-edition of one of the historic pieces of contemporary italian design.

Proust Geometrica

website: Cappellinidesigned by Alessandro Mendini

Designed by Alessandro Mendini. Armchair with wooden frame, upholstered with a new multi-colour fabric designed by Alessandro Mendini. Created in 1978 for the Palazzo dei Diamanti in Ferrara, Proust was immediately recognized as an icon of twentieth century design and one of the most renowned and essential reference points in the quest for form and aesthetic perfection. Cappellini inherited the piece in 1993 and today Proust Geometrica, upholstered and hand-finished according to tradition, preserves the forms of the original armchair while refreshing them and breathing new life into the image and value of the original design.

Peacock

website: Cappellini

Desiged by Dror. Armchair realized with a single crumpled sheet of felt, one-colour (green or blue) or double-colour (green and blue coupled with grey colour). Base in metal, powder varnished in dark brown colour. Double-colour felt can be used leaving on front side both the coloured surface and the grey one.

Antler

website: Cappellini

Designed by Nendo. Low armchair, assembled massive ash olive tree-stained backrest, soft seat in moulded polyurethane upholstered in Feltro fabric (grey, green, light brown and dark brown) or leather and extra leather. Covers in light colours have contrasting seams in brown colour, covers in dark colours have contrasting seams in sand colour. A cushion in acrylic fiber covered in Tibetan lamb fur is also available.

Console Bookshelf

website: Stanislav Katz’s homepage

Designed by Stanislav Katz. A bookshelf and a seat at the same time that allows you immediately get lost in your reading.

Confluences

website: www.ligne-roset.com

Designed by Philippe Nigro . “Confluences may be considered to be a trailblazer in terms of the new trend for ‘counterforms’ as characterised by the interwoven yin-yang or puzzle-type effect. It will be just as pleasing to lovers of radical design, pioneers searching for a settee which is totally different from any other, as it will to all those who are seduced first and foremost by the freedom of posture and unheard-of conviviality offered by its colorful, unbridled compositions.”

In this post, we feature creative and/or simply beautiful seats by both recognized design authorities and extremely talented debutants. This selection covers: sofas, armchairs, chairs and stools. Over 20 objects inviting you to have a quick seat or to lounge comfortably and relax.