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nevver: Adam Ellison
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polaraul: Papercraft Self Portrait – 2009 I made this as my costume for Halloween 2009. It was kind of inspired by big-head mode seen in videogames. I really wanted to get the faceted geosphere look with wireframe. Software used: 3ds Max 2009Mudbox 2010Photoshop CS3Pepakura
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Art is fundamentally a survival device of the species. Otherwise it wouldn’t be so persistent. It wouldn’t be in every culture. We wouldn’t know about it… Milton Glaser: first graphic designer to win the National Medal of Arts. Glaser continues: How does art help you survive? It helps us survive by making us attentive. In…
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there are no mistakes only lessons: Tirador. Slingshot.
there are no mistakes only lessons: Tirador. Slingshot. ditch: I fulfilled a childhood dream today by finally owning one of these. It was probably fourteen years ago when I was playing with the neighbor’s kids in our province. My playmates were tad older than me. Quite the bunch of messy tykes. Since I was the…
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there are no mistakes only lessons: Tirador. Slingshot.
there are no mistakes only lessons: Tirador. Slingshot. ditch: I fulfilled a childhood dream today by finally owning one of these. It was probably fourteen years ago when I was playing with the neighbor’s kids in our province. My playmates were tad older than me. Quite the bunch of messy tykes. Since I was the…
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A Brief History of Distortion
A Brief History of Distortion theatlantic: William Weir explores the origins of fuzz, the sound that defined rock n roll: Fifty years ago, a faulty connection in a mixing board gave birth to fuzz, which is a term of art. Although it came to define the sound of rock guitar, fuzz appeared first in neither…
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A Brief History of Distortion
A Brief History of Distortion theatlantic: William Weir explores the origins of fuzz, the sound that defined rock n roll: Fifty years ago, a faulty connection in a mixing board gave birth to fuzz, which is a term of art. Although it came to define the sound of rock guitar, fuzz appeared first in neither…
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designersof: CMY Killa – 2010 – Acrylic on poplar – 6 x 10 1/2 x ¾ inches Part of a series of wooden weapons built based on actual weapons in old videogames.
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nevver: I swear I use no art at all