Italian graphic designer and masterful artist, Alberto Seveso has officially made it up to being in my top ten favorite artists list. For those who don't or wouldn't know, that's pretty hard to do. Check out Seveso's latest piece, Senza Titolo. Enjoy:
"On the first of May we hosted a "luncheon" on the L line of the New York City subway. The subway is a familiar place, providing a necessary means of transportation for many New Yorkers. Its stairwells, turnstiles, platforms, trains and unpredictable elements are all-too-familiar to its dedicated patrons. One begins to know the exact time of travel from one destination to another. One begins to intuit the conditions of a ride, anticipating smooth stretches and knowing when to brace for a jarring turn. Through a series of familiar gestures, presented in commonplace locations in unfamiliar ways, we set out to challenge a habitual experience."
So welcome to the world of taking a perfectly horrible poppy song, into a surprisingly good ambient rockyish kind of watchamacallit. Dope video too. Here ya go:
So you're thinking: psh, these are just some teens that got good at a banjo. No. These are some freakin' kids jamming as if they'd played for decades. Brothers Johnny jams the banjo (HE'S ONLY 8), Robbie's on the fiddle and Tommy Mizzone is on the guitar. Well done boys. Enjoy:
Considering its been a long-ass time since there's been a posting, I feel intended to give you something cool. Well, that's exactly what these next few posts are going to be. Downright entertaining.
So here's an aspiring artist that deserves some attention. Krystel Rascon, a Mexican native (if you couldn't tell from the name) uses anything from a ballpoint pen to clay to acrylics and more. And not only does her utensils change from piece to piece but so does her style. Not much more can I say other than to check her out for yourself: KRS Art. Enjoy:
