Swell premium Tumblr theme matches the experience of the Tumblr archive mode with ultimate customization and insane customer support from 
Tessellation Formation 5 - Matthew Shlian
Conceived over a flurry of emails in the spring of this year, The Tessellation Series is an expression of intuitive design evolving from a fixed starting point. To illustrate the process by which the pattern has emerged, the series is presented as five distinct moments, or formations, in its evolution.
In each formation, three-dimensional structures spread, in seemingly random order, toward the edge of the page. Closer inspection reveals the fine pencil drawn lines of the geometric shapes from which they rise, a blueprint for a pattern that is at once unfinished and complete.
Purchase the art on The Ghostly Store
Posted on Thursday, May 19th 2011
Hand lettering (and illustration) by Esther Aarts
Posted on Thursday, May 19th 2011
“The design process, at its best, integrates the aspirations of art, science, and culture.”
Jeff Smith
Posted on Thursday, May 19th 2011
Carl Jung
Even if the whole world were to fall to pieces, the unity of the psyche would never be shattered. And the wider and more numerous the fissures on the surface, the more the unity is strengthened in the depths
Painting by Sea Hyun Lee
Posted on Thursday, May 19th 2011
ANOTHER CALIFORNIA
A collaboration project by Tatiana Plakhova and Leandro Sanchez from studio Repertorium films NYC
Posted on Thursday, May 19th 2011
Plexus 5 by Gabriel Dawe
The latest thread installation from artist Gabriel Dawe (previously) is on display through the end of this weekend at the Pump Project Art Complex as part of the Texas Biennialin Austin.
-via Colossal
Posted on Thursday, May 19th 2011
Bird by Champion Graphics
Pick up the 30x30 print at the Champion Graphics store.
Found on Eight Hour Day
Posted on Thursday, May 19th 2011
“Design is in everything we make, but it’s also between those things. It’s a mix of craft, science, storytelling, propaganda, and philosophy.”
Erik Adigard
Posted on Thursday, May 19th 2011
Recent comments