Mucha money
Money designed by Art Nouveau painter/illustrator Alphonse Mucha for the Republic of Czechoslovakia, circa 1919-29.
Money designed by Art Nouveau painter/illustrator Alphonse Mucha for the Republic of Czechoslovakia, circa 1919-29.
‘The video was fourteen months in production. Seven months in notes, research, photography, pre-production, art work and direction. It was then all sent to Philip James Cheaney with full trust and faith and he knocked it out of the park with seven more months of motion work and additional art and direction elements. It wouldn’t work without him. We’re working together under the title of Mur Mur Man Productions’ -DJG
Introducing: The first music video directed (and designed) by my friend, Danny J. Gibson. And animated by Philip James Cheaney.
Video for David Seume’s Will Ya Be My Friend, download the debut single here. From the album It Is What It Is.
Danny’s been working with David Seume since November 2008. Images of DJG’s production art can be found on Flickr. And pre-motion art can be found here.
‘My currency work originated in California, while I was studying at UC Davis. I was very interested in camouflage at the time. This interest led me to create my first paintings on dollar bills, between 1992-94, in which I camouflaged/painted images onto and into bills. A death in the family led me to the east coast, and faced with the costs of living in New York City on an artist’s budget, I continued to paint on money.’ -HvG
Hanna von Goeler’s My Money, My Currency series. Details (and more work) here.
‘Nope, it’s not French Connection United Kingdom. It’s plain and simply Fuck.’ –Between the Cracks magazine
Jewelry by Steven Shein.
‘Canada’s home grown electro kings Holy FUCK lend their funk to this incredible snippet of the digital graffiti out of the olympic village. A huge backlit projection was set up in conjunction with photoshop and given to a group of anti-athletes’
Presented by Chairman Ting and Tangible interaction.
Snag Holy Fuck’s tracks here. MySpace here.
Found via YRB Magazine
Images by Petra Cortright.
Blog here. Interview here. MySpace here. Plus, check out her sparkling videos here.
Very basic tools, intriguing results.
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