No, this isn’t an abstract painting but a detail in the Walter Gropius Masters’ House in Dessau, Germany. Gropius was the founder and the first director of the famous Bauhaus academy.
photo by [ p u n k t e w e r k ]
It turns out that this hexadecimal color #BADA55, is this light green. If you want to buy a can of paint yourself, here is the source code. Once again an excellent F.A.T. project.
Bela Borsodi is an Austrian photographer with an amazing portfolio, he has a lot of fresh ideas to photograph product. This series called ‘Welcome to V’ is a wonderfull combination of photography, fashion and Felice Varini like artwork.
found at It’s Nice That
A great mural by Maya Hayuk. Fecal Face did an interview her, you can read it here.
found at FFFFOUND!
‘Transformations of Public Space’ by Denny Backhaus and Per Törnberg.
The posters were screen printed with a special ink that was mixed with a substitute gasoline smell that we found in an odor laboratory in Amsterdam, and perfumed another time afterwards to keep the smell fresh.
When the first posters were hung, people instantly started coming to us to complain about the disgusting smell of them. An effect that made us much happier than all nice words about the looks of the poster.
‘Nut House’ by Will Cotton, one of his many candy themed paintings.
‘Daily‘, a motion painting by David Ellis.
Burn Burn Burn is a new project by Sarah van Gameren. No, it’s not a product, it’s a material, it’s a flammable paint. So you basically paint some decorative patterns and you lit them afterwards. I can imagine that you can achieve a nice effect when you invite guests and the lit your interior … It would fit perfectly with the Smoke furniture by Maarten Baas.
found @ dezeen (which is turning into a press release website …)
A band-aid skateboard painted by