Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Artist Love - Bill Zindel

Poking around the internet and into the MASSIVE blogging world is such a fun way to spend time. If you don't do it, I highly suggest it. Find a blog you love, check it often, check the blog links on that blog, and before you know it you've found a treasure trove of anything you can imagine. Restaurants, art, photography, parenting, religion, design, finance, fashion, crafting, cooking, travel, and of course, celebrity blogs! { Everyone has one - really } Technically, I'm working here but heeeey - we all know we steal a few minutes each day for ourselves and to pour over the internet like it is the newest great-magazine-made-just-for-me to hit the shelves. Oh the joy! Today I was inspired to search for Typography in Fashion and ended up on Kate Spade's website, Play - which has so much EYE CANDY including "A Blog About Color", you have to see for yourself! 

Click: Things we Love.  
{ Ohhh ahhh fuuun }
Click: Things We Love Spring 2011
{ Nice, check that out - an old floppy disc turned mixed media art. I like }

 So what started on a typewriter key ring on Etsy led me within just a few minutes to an artist and graphic designer that I might just be in love with...  Yep, I said it: LoVe!

Turns out he has designed for Chipotle, Visa, Cisco, and many others.
Check it out. Get Inspired! 
See photostream here:

Friday, September 17, 2010

Dear Life - rivers and tides

You rock! You seriously do!

I'm watching Food Network of course and I got inspired. Food is art. Food is life. I live and I love art. I love art that changes. Here I am with a BA major in graphic design, minor in fine art and I can't think of the name of that type of art. I'm sure it fits into a category. Like Christo and his fabric or the guy who makes eggs out of rocks and sculptures from ice cycles! HE'S AMAZING! Oh wait... wait..
Christo

Google time.... hold please... Andy Goldsworthy! Yessss. Enjoy...

Ok, if any of my fellow Flagler Art Students remember please tell me, what is this "type" of art called? Don't you miss the days when our noses were shoved so far up art books we could talk about this with ease and please and we sure were artsy weren't we ;) and we still are, but its different than being a student of art (and yes I know I'm forming a very long run-on sentence and I'm ok with that, see? because I can).

Happy September!