CreativeMasterMind: Ben Weiner

I don't know how I've lived my life, thus far, without knowing 

about Ben Weiner.

I can't get enough of drawings and paintings of slight exquisite details recreated on a larger scale. 

I have a great deal of respect for artists who have this talent and Ben Weiner is defiantly one of them.

CreativeMinds United x Fly16x9

After recently discovering the invite to Fly16x9's screening at SVA (seen below) I had to find the rest. 

On February 11th FLY16x9 and Dear Dave, Magazine held a screening with a selection of FLY16x9's Fashion Films. The screening exhibited pieces shot over the last five years, some of which have never been shown before, including content not available on the web.

I love love love themmm!

Check them out.

Fly16x9's Fashion Films are outta sight.

Invite

My Favorites are 

Night for Day

-Zac Posen-

Shadow

-Louis Vuitton-

Tea a Tete

-Thom Browne-

..get ready to cry....maybeee

Missed Connections

-Zucca-

for more go to my youtube channel here

CreativeMind: Max Glaser

Check out Max Glaser. His work is stunning.
I too love constructing things from the 'broken', shattered and deconstruted.

Hes currently a masters student at SVA.

Heres a great article about him.

 

  

 

It's All Insperation

Although my work mainly revolves around the beauty seen in nature and through out the fashion industry, I draw my greatest inspiration from architecture, industrial and product design.

Thanks to blogs floating out in cyberspace(that I'm lucky enough o find) I'm provided with a wealth of inspiration. These are only a few of the amazing things creative minds are crankin out these days. 

Hilariously brilliant conceptual product design is my favorite kind of inspiration.

From FlexibaleLove 

Noteput By Jürgen Graef & Jonas Heuer

 

Noteput – Interactive music table from Jonas Heuer on Vimeo.

The Deafinite Style is a concept that turns a hearing aid into a piece of jewelry.

by  Designaffairs Studio

FLKS-a flexible workplace

Dutch designers Kapteinbolt has created a flexible workplace, called FLKS. The furniture features a desk and chair that fold out from two hinged sheets. Design firm Kapteinbolt says:
"We like to introduce FLKS (flex), a flexible workplace. Just open the panels unfold the table and the chair and put the plug in for light. The legs from the table and the chair are provided with special designed joints, pull and turn 90°.  

...brilliant!..would be great for art schools...