Dali, Picasso and Van Gogh dissected
Well I just found a great advertising campaign for The MASP Art School of Sao Pablo but I’m kind of stuck with the writing today, maybe because I’m feeling a little bit dizzy (spring is here = allergy), but the thing is that the project I’m going to show you today represents how the interior of three great painters should look like if we use their own style to paint it. This project is a mix of photography and illustration, the campaign was leaded by DDB Brazil and the illustrations were made by Marcos Falcao from 6B Studio
So here we have the true soul of these three painting genius. Love it!
Johan Thornikvist
so, that’s it, I’m not going to have holidays until summer, so I’m ready to start, my birthday celebration was amazing thanks to Juan and all those great friends i have! but right now I’m not the important here, I’m here to write about Johan Thornikvist a swedish photographer and illustrator who worked for many years as web designer for an advertising studio.
Thornikvist started to study drawing on his own and now he creates landscapes that combine photography and illustration, his work seem like to see the world in a child-like imagination, his technique allows him to create fantastic micro-universes where you can picture the hole story. I absolutely love the color in his pictures and of course, his drawings full of details and beauty.
website: http://www.snarlik.se/
Michael Hansen
I just found this project by the danish designer Michael Hansen, he created an exclusive design for the album cover of the modern classical composer Allan Gravgaard Mansen, In Hansen’s words: “My idea was to translate Allan’s sensorial music into a visual experience with elements of sensuality.” You can read the hole story here. I really enjoyed visiting his website, he has an amazing portfolio and I really love how he uses black and white and simple compositions in his work, by the way his style reminds me of a good friend who is very talented, I hope she becomes an important designer ^^
website: http://www.michaelhansenwork.dk/
[vimeo]http://vimeo.com/39885240[/vimeo]
