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Knitting a House: Amazing Stop Motion Film

2010-03-21T08:00:00Z

There's nothing like a well-done stop motion film to stop us dead in our tracks - especially when it involves knitting a house! Juxtapoz blogger Caroline Hwang introduced us to this incredible use of knitting for a Belgian Natural Gas commercial.

Jose Parla's Cityscapes Book

2010-03-21T08:00:00Z

José Parlá (Juxtapoz #107) is a master of texture; his layered paintings bring to mind the time worn city streets from any city in the world. Parlá’s book CITYSCAPES consists of over 140 pages of the artist’s beautifully printed paintings and photos.

Fact: Jacob Escobedo Designs A Lot of Stuff You Don't Even Realize He Designs

2010-03-21T08:00:00Z

Jacob Escobedo is truly an artist of all trades; he’s the creative director of Adult Swim, a fine artist, and graphic designer for some people you may know: Gnarles Barkley, T-Pain, Danger Mouse. We first chatted with Escobedo back in 2008 and then talked on the phone a bit in 2009, and then we realize he also did all the killer art for the new Broken Bells album package.

Symphonies Video Takes It Back with Dan Black x Kid Cudi

2010-03-21T08:00:00Z

Incorporating a great mix of genres and typographic styles, peep the fresh music video for Dan Black’s song, Symphonies, featuring Kid Cudi.

Craww Wall Graphics for Blik

2010-03-21T08:00:00Z

Craww’s collection of dark, yet beautiful graphics seem like a good fit for one’s home or studio wall, which is why he teamed up with self-adhesive surface graphics company, Blik. Craww was able to adapt his work into bold self-contained graphic shapes while still retaining the depth and atmosphere that is becoming his trademark.

Meredith Dittmar for Lingerie Company Freya

2010-03-20T08:00:00Z

Hopefully you caught our post earlier this week about the amazing clay sculptural work of Meredith Dittmar because her recent commercial project for European lingerie company Freya deserves a look of its own.

Jean Julien is a Funny Frenchman

2010-03-20T08:00:00Z

We can take a hint, all right Porous? Porous Walker introduced us to the work of Jean Julien in his answers to Back Talk earlier this week. We checked Julien’s work out and liked what we saw.

Ian Johnson Gets Jazzy with Of The Living Sky

2010-03-20T08:00:00Z

What ideal timing. Just as we gear up to release our new April 2010 issue featuring jazz artist Ian Johnson, Park Life announce they will be showing off his collection of new drawings and paintings titled Of The Living Sky.

Digging Deeper with Alexa Meade: Exclusive Interview

2010-03-20T08:00:00Z

This week’s post on Alexa Meade, an installation artist who applies acrylic paint directly onto her human subjects, generated so much hype that we had to dig deeper into her process and methodology. Here we present an exclusive interview with this ‘backwards’ artist.

The Bicycle Project Begins Pedaling

2010-03-20T08:00:00Z

Many of us are attached to our bikes the way some are attached to their cars (or even houses). The Bicycle is a project based on the modification of a specific part of the international bicycle icon.