Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 2
Sunday, April 29
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Non-Objective |
It is a reality that non objective art has been popular in the New York art scene for many years (some time after WWII). I can't say exactly where it stands today. It is a-kin to such movements as color fields, futurist or cubic abstraction, but non objective art is a mode with marked differences in artistic interpretation. Its strongest aspect the absence of original subject. In other words non objective art does not resemble any real world object nor should it be inspired by one.
Friday, April 27
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Pittsburgh T-shirt Show |
Inside the Common-wealth Press / Sapling Press warehouse last night I was pleasantly libated with amazing craft beers, and was treated to the visual delights of an old friend, the graphic tee.
Monday, March 26
Thursday, June 23
Sunday, May 22
Friday, February 18
Thursday, January 27
Friday, January 21
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paradox blocks |
These blocks, or some like it, may have been many young children's first explorations in design. This is essentially a box of triangles, with only six colors. A far cry from the design tools I use today. Yet even with its limitations one can imagine infinite possibilities.
A paradox; something so basic with limitless iterations.
Monday, January 17
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