“Ink Calendar” by Oscar Diaz.
Ink slowly spreads across the sheet, coloring in each date as it goes.
The Ink Calendar will be on display at the “Sueños de un Grifo - Diseño con Alma de Agua” exhibit which opens today at the Círculo de Bellas Artes in Madrid.
Richard Smith of Think Create Believe has started a new project entitled Dollar ReDe$ign Project in which he asks the public to send in submissions on what they think a redesigned US currency note should look like. He argues that the American Dollar has not really changed since the 1930’s which is more than enough reason to see what people come up with if they had to imagine a new Dollar in circulation.
If you’d like to participate, there’s a small set of rules you must adhere by. Otherwise, the design is pretty much up to you. The deadline for submissions is July 4, 2009 and hopefully there will be a good amount of designs to look over once we get to that date.
The two images below are designs by Michelle Haft who wanted to redesign the Dollar as a way to remind people about what aspects of the economy are affected by it.
Follow all of the updates to this project and see all new submissions over at the Dollar ReDe$ign Project’s website.
What do I hate? Old dollars. What do I love? New dollars. I would love to see something more colorful implemented into our currency.
Beautiful collage artwork by Scott Campbell. The artist will be unveiling his first U.S. solo show entitled “Make It Rain,” held on April 11th at the Oh-Wow gallery in Miami. I assume “make it rain” is about bringing in the money, let it rain on us. I’m just amazed with the detail of the work, it is highly original!
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Oslo Jewelry designer Bjørg in her own words. “My work is very intuitive and most of it happens without me really knowing where it came from or how... This year’s collection is a lot more figurative and a lot of it comes from specific images of the Victorian era and its “Memento Mori” jewellery, there are also elements of surrealism and old fairy-tales.
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