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Eye Catching Art Exhibition We Liked: Faile’s Deluxx Fluxx Arcade Installation

“Take a turn with the specially created and programmed video games and pinball machines, or play a round of psychedelic foosball. Harkening back to the golden age of arcade games, contemporary punk rock and graffiti culture, this neon-laden, interactive, mixed media installation gives the audience a chance to genuinely engage with the work without feeling the pressure of the traditional gallery environment.”- Faile

This event of arcade nostalgia and  mixture of pop/punk culture was brought to you by the Brooklyn based duo Faile it is from their “Deluxx Fluxx” exhibition which was unveiled at Miami Beach on December 3rd to the 7th 2013. The arcade/art exhibition was wall to wall of eye catching pop punk art propaganda posters all over the walls and arcade leaving you as the viewer feeling like i wish this was my room.

http://www.deluxxfluxx.com/

 

Sneaker Illustrations For Sneaker Heads By HAZZY

GRAPHIC DESIGNER HAZZY:

“Recent internet craze with series of sneakers design by Illustrator Graphic Designer, Hazzy bringing life to sneakers design illustrated either in the form of a tank, sports car and so forth has attracted domestic and foreign sneakers fan with its unique illustration skills.” – HAZZY

Jordan4 toro sushi oishii~~illustration

Air Jordan XI Low-snowmobile illustration

SLAM KICKS EXHIBITION BY HAZZY

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Hero-Glyphics By Josh Lane

ABOUT JOSH LANE’S HERO-GLYPHICS SEIRES:

” Like most of the work I do, this series was self initiated. I started them in late august last year I have always had an affinity for ancient egyptian art and hieroglyphics – the ancient egyptians developed an elegant way to communicate their stories using minimalistic imagery and symbols. as a graphic designer and illustrator I try to do this same thing today.

 

I wanted to pay tribute to this style by adding a modern twist of the things I love – which tend to be on the geeky side. when I started the project I knew I wanted to mimic the same kind of poses that early egyptians had established.

 

I enjoyed placing these modern characters into the poses that fit the character best. for example, I felt like captain kirk should be the one sitting on the ‘throne’ as if it were his captains chair and that in the x-men piece I would have wolverine kneeling before the representation of the most powerful mutant entity, the phoenix.

 

I soon found myself telling stories with background details and symbols. in the end I wanted to create a series that people could instantly relate to and enjoy on a couple different levels: the pop culture and the art history.” – Josh Lane

ABOUT JOSH LANE:

I am a freelance designer/illustrator who is heavily influenced by all things geeky. A nice portion of my work can be found and purchased at society6.com/joshln

http://joshlanedesign.wordpress.com

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