This takes the term “mug shot” to the next level! This artwork, created by Hong Yi, is made entirely by the rings of a coffee mug.
Yi, better known as Red Hong, is quoted as saying, “I love to create art. Not with the usual paint brush and watercolor and pencils though – I like to grab whatever I can get hold of – rocks, ketchup, milk, salt, shirts – and turn them into art. It’s more fun that way!”
This workspace was retrofit into a 19th century building in Paris and was designed to have many wood, steel and glass features. Of the unique features are Plexiglas telephone-domes, Ficus Panda trees and a self-cleaning glass roof.
What an impressive way to sell the Sharp brand of blades by WMF knives. Fine art and fine fruits, together at last.
Artori has found a great way to use silhouettes for bookends, tissue box holders and wine bottle racks. These are very classy and very simple designs.
Logos are a big deal, especially because they are often the first image your audience will see — that one chance to make your mark and grab their attention. These well-designed logos are great examples of capturing the essence of a business’s work and creating something that speaks volumes at a glance.
