Banksy

Banksy is an anonymous guerilla style artist who paints his political and social commentary around the world.
I particularly enjoy his more lighthearted or humorous pieces.
Click Here to view Banksy's website.

Jones Soda

Jones Soda prints consumer's photographs on their bottle labels.
I have always loved the unique flavors of Jones and it's fun to see what pictures they choose.
Click Here to visit their site and submit a photo of your own.

Andy Warhol Eating A Hamburger

I love pop art, and Andy Warhol.
"Art is what you can get away with." - Andy Warhol

Guy Walks Across America

Awesome video of pictures of Mike walking across the USA from NY to SF.
And I love the song.
Click Here to visit their youtube.

John Shelley

John Shelley creates illustrations for children's books.
I enjoy the uniquely morbid style he uses.
Click Here to view a full gallery of illustrations.

AOK Calendar

I came across this concept while researching calendar designs for a class project.
This "apple a day" calendar was designed for AOK Insurance in Germany.
Click Here to see other creative calendar ideas.

Shannon Gerard

Shannon Gerard designs and makes various tiny crocheted creations.
Click Here to view some of her other projects.

Toshiko Takaezu

Toshiko Takaezu is a ceramic artist, specializing in closed forms, totems, and other sculptural aesthetic pieces.
Click Here to find out more about her life.

Clare Caulfield

Clare Caulfield creates colorful prints based on her travel locations.
Click Here for more information on her.

Jan Vormann

Jan Vormann fills in cracks of walls with a very modern media, legos.
Click Here to visit his online portfolio site.

Baa Studs

The Baa Studs recorded their unique "sheep art" in Wales.
Click Here to visit their youtube page.

Nagi Noda

Nagi Noda's hair hats are incredibly intricate and a little too realistic.
Click here to visit her website and complete works.

Marcel the Shell with Shoes On

This cute stop motion video can be found on MARCELTHESHELL's Youtube channel. We watched this film in my Time/Motion Based Media Class as inspiration for our own short stop motion animations.

Ok Go: This Too Shall Pass

Ok Go features Rube Goldberg's Machine idea in this music video making a continous, fun video performed in front of a live audience.
My Time/Motion Based Media class recently did our own Rube Goldberg experiment for a class assignment.
Click Here to find Ok Go online.
Click Here to learn more about Rube Goldberg.

Su Blackwell

Su Blackwell creates intricately beautiful sculptures using old books and paper.
Click Here to visit her portfolio website.

Shirt Woot

Shirt Woot is an online t-shirt store that features uploaded designs for purchase. Each shirt usually features an intriguing design or humorous point. Users rate the shirts and can vote for their favorites.

Althea Crome

Althea Crome knits ridiculously miniature sweaters used in the stop motion film, Coraline.
Click here to find out more about her and her other projects.