Panda Yoghurt

Just found out via pristina about some works of Panda Yoghurt that I hadn't seen before:

1—Illustration for computer arts.
2—Illustration for wired magazine.
3—'Lake', 2008. via Cosh gallery.*

http://www.pandayoghurt.co.uk/

Pandayoghurt is 27 year-old Doug Bowden who created the alias on leaving college six years ago. Doug’s spent the last four years as in-house designer for Ninja Tune while still finding enough time to serve up the goods to a very presentable list of freelance clients inc. Merck, Tru Thoughts, Playstation and MTV.—via illustrativo.

*Portfolio published initially on June 5th, 2008.

Ideal World

http://www.idealword.org/
Enrique Radigales was born in Saragossa, Spain, in 1970 and currently lives and works in Barcelona. He studied arts at the Escola Massana in Barcelona, where he graduated with honours in Painting in 1994. He works on the E-migre.org project which is a database of contemporary Argonese artists, an independent community in North-Eastern Spain.—From the artist's site.

Very important pixels

http://www.veryimportantpixels.com/

via nerdcore.

Norbert Bayer

'Norbert Bayer aka. "Mister Ministeck " is known for his notorious pixelextravaganza and has created an unexpected renaissance of an almost forgotten technique: The mosaic. But he wouldn't be known as Mister Ministeck if his mosaics weren't somehow special: They're made from plastic. To be exact: From little plastic pieces, placed on a grid.'
http://www.pixelextravaganza.com/

This is sand

'A website for play. It changes the pixels on the screen into digital sand that can be used as building material for cosmic landscapes, Clemens-style sand paintings, mandalas and so on. This is a joint project of the designers Johanna Lundberg and Jenna Sutela with the Flash programmer Timo Koro. "We wanted to create a playground of colours and sound for people to play with us in our sandbox – within the computer screen".'

http://thisissand.com/

3 deep

3 Deep Design is a design and image agency based in Australia with representation in New York, Tokyo and Europe. 'Creativity, craftmanship, vanguard, sophisticated, memorable, luxury, intuitive, emotional and intellectually driven design.'
http://www.3deep.com.au/

Tru$tfun

1. Glory Scarf. Image retouched, find the original here.
2. 'Glory Holes' exhibition at Monster Children Gallery.

Glory Scarfs by Shane Sakkeus & Jonathan Zawada
Digitally printed, fractal derived ‘Glory Scarfs’.
Styling and art direction by Trustfun
Photograph by Lyn & Tony

via acidolatte

John Stezaker

“Mask LXV”, 2007. London.
via vvork