So, I’ve shown you Edward Cullens pants and RDJ as a pin up. “What can you do to top that Lauren?” I hear you cry, well, I’ll tell you: Now I hope to shed light on a question that has plagued mankind since the dawn of the internet:
What happens when you challenge a fantastic comic illustrator to draw 200 bad comics?
This Happens:
You’re Welcome. (Find the other 195 Here)
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One of my favorite things about art is the way that designers, artists and ‘creatives’ see the world. Where some people see only scaffolding, others, like Luzinterruptus, see an opportunity.
“Walking through one of the most commercial areas of Madrid, Calle Preciados, our attention was drawn to these yellow balls which are put in place to avoid accidents with scaffolding joints.
There were so many of them installed that the gigantic, threatening metal tube structure had acquired, thanks to these striking points of color, a much more pleasing aspect and therefore we had the urge to stay and investigate the strange objects that people walking by were introducing into the holes.
And one warm night in July we decided to make them more visible so that people would notice, like us, what these insignificant, common objects brought to the aspect of a street under construction.
For our installation Urban Nests, we only had to populate the balls with 130 colored birds, that we left looking into the street from their makeshift homes in the scaffolding and of course light them, to achieve a warm, cozy atmosphere throughout the scaffolded area, inviting one to remain and contemplate such an unusual habitat.”
This is a really, really Beautiful project. Please go look at the ten stunning photographs Here.
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