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Matthew Lyons is a 21 year-old Illustration student hailing from England. Over on his blog, he has a nice selection of illustrations, including some fantastically retro looking interiors and exteriors of buildings.
The Publique Living Store has a great selection of posters just released for sale. They are some quite stunning examples of what can be achieved when applying an architectural design to a more traditional graphic design implementation.
Sydney Architecture Festival is coming upon us quickly. Interestingly it is on at the exact same time as Australian Web Week — October 2nd to 9th. Its going to a full, but thoroughly interesting and enjoyable week.
I’m particularly look forward to some of the exhibitions they are going to be running, in at Customs House at Circular Quay.
Thomas Doyle creates works that are part model, part art, part artifact and wholly surreal. Working at a scale of 1:43 or smaller, Doyle takes you to small fragments of a world of half memories and recollections.
The Vivid Sydney festival – a “public festival of music, light and ideas” – has just wrapped up in Sydney, over the weekend. One of the interesting aspects of the festival was a public piece called “Smart Light Fields“.
I have fond, fond memories of growing up playing with Lego. We used to have all the pieces wrapped up in a sheet (placed in a box) and when we wanted to play, we would lay the sheet out, and could survey every piece in the collection. The possibilities were endless.
I stumbled across this really interesting example of experimentation in public space while browsing over at the Ministry of Type. Its a design put together in a public square somewhere in Europe (you can see a person there for scale). That would be kind of unremarkable just on its own, but the piece is put together using 250,000 1 Euro coins.