Showing posts with label gorillas. Show all posts
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Sunday, October 30, 2011

Sunday Safari - Haunted House



Theatre poster by Stasys Eidrigevicius, 1990

Willibald KrainGerüchte (Rumour) from Krieg, 1916

Illustration by Alberto Martini for The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe

Liz MamontNursery



Francesco BalsamoGruppo di gufi in un interno

Pia Valentinis, illustration for Poe's The murders in the Rue Morgue 

Pierre Roy, Danger on the Stairs, 1927, thanks to Weimar


Jaroslav Serych, illustration for Tales of the Uncanny, 1976, and
John Buckland Wright, illustration for Poe's The Pit and the Pendulum1932, 
thanks to 50 Watts


Tuesday, September 20, 2011

The Wild Side of Pino




As promised, here is another installment on the wonderful Pino Pascali.
After exploring his adventures in advertising, I am dedicating this post
to the animal-themed artworks that he created between 1962 and 1965.








 Works from the Africa series, mixed media on acetate, 1964




In the same period, Pascali designed this panel for a mosaic at the FAO headquarters in Rome.

See you again soon with Pino's very Pop sculptures!

Saturday, July 2, 2011

Bric-à-brac Creatures


 Many thanks to Miquel Aparici for writing and inviting me into his magical world.
Just looking at his artworks makes me happy, hope to see them in person someday! 





Miquel's wonderful recycled sculptures are assemblages of disparate vintage materials
that he collects from junkyards and antique sellers. He then catalogues, stores and 
transforms them in his workshop located inside an old industrial ship near Barcelona.
Thanks to La Factoría Plástica and pad blog for the studio photos.


A fantastic box of toys made for a lucky someone called Lucas. 


On Miquel's website you can also find his series of animals painted with coffee, 
sugar and a teaspoon. And check out his blog to get the latest news!

Sunday, April 17, 2011

Sunday Safari - Spring Siesta


GeninneThe Siesta

Aprile, dolce dormire!

 Sophie BlackallSleepy, thanks to Dominique at La vie est belle...

 Louis the fish by Arthur Yorinks and Richard Egielski, 

and Morris' disappearing bag by Rosemary Wells,


David WeidmanHappy dog


Sarah Fox-Davies, The Tabitha stories, thanks to sue-tarr on Flickr

 Kitty Crowther, Alors? thanks to Elide Gramegna at In un guscio di noce


 Michael Wertz, A Dazzling DIsplay of Dogs

 Celia HartSleeping hare