July 2012’s theme for our blog posts was ‘bubbles‘. We posted a variety of art styles and media types including futuristic architecture that could create fresh water, fashion stoles made of paper, microscopic photography inspired fine art, miniature sculpture created with […]
The Freshwater Factory is a skyscraper design created by Nicolas Chausson, Gaël Desveaux, Jiao Yang Huang and Thomas Jullien that could be used in the future to create fresh water. Especially for our 3D students, here is one of the designer’s 3D […]
Our current blog theme is bubbles in art, and Dali’s ‘Galatea of the Spheres’ fits in perfectly with just that. Whilst bubbles were not Dali’s inspiration for his work it’s interesting to look at how he was inspired to create […]
Martin Margiela is a Belgian fashion artist and graduate of Antwerp’s Royal Academy of Fine Arts who in the last twenty years has worked with Hermes, Diesel and Jean Paul Gaultier. His haute couture collection “Artisanal” utilizes previously used clothes […]
Mark Francis is an Irish painter who is known for his almost scientific abstracts featuring such things as molecules and nuclei often portrayed in muted colours. From 1994 he frequently featured black dots in his work which, like our theme for […]
Christopher Sacre is an artist and sculptor from Medway, England who caught interest in 2011 when he coaxed the public to his first gallery show via a series of advertising posters. “See what this man created using 2000 condoms in 22 […]
The Nomad Light project by Interior Design graduate Maarten De Ceulaer is said to have been inspired by the act of picking fruit from a tree. “The idea was to create objects, where you can pick off an element […]
For the month of July our nonsense theme will be none other than those perfect orbs known commonly as bubbles! Bubbles come in all shapes and sizes and have been an inspirational starting point for a wide range of artists […]