Horizons is a great series of architecture related photos by Bruno Cals. Abduzeedo has a quick rundown...
The photographs in the Horizons series are suggestive of something beyond the record presented. The images of the buildings in São Paulo, Tokyo ...
This is a great set of artworks from an artist by the name of Alexandro Farte. I have no idea exactly how they were created, but the series entitled "Walls" is simply stunning.
Using interior and exterior walls of buildings, ...
Ephemicropolis is a work by artist Peter Root.
Stacks of staples were broken into varying sizes from full stacks about 12cm high down to single staples. These stacks were then stood up and arranged over a period of 40 hours
Alexandros Vasmoulakis has an array of huge scale artworks on the side of buildings. Take a look through his portfolio for an idea of the huge scale on which these take place.
(via Space Invading)
Ground is a great series of illustrations/drawings by Phillipe Nicolas. Nice colours, a certain inaccuracy and whimsical feel. Really nice work.
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.
British artist Stephen Wiltshire sketches panoramas of cities from memory.
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.
