Like Minded Studio, a studio run by Luca Ionescu, and four other like minded and mutually talented individual have launched their new site.

Luca is the man behind Refill Magazine, Refill 7 and countless other events and projects that have set the bar for the rest of us for as long as i can remember (granted my memory is deteriorating). Supreme typographical design, a history of dope events and huge list of clients, this online folio is worth checking out.

www.LikeMindedStudio.com

Featuring Dmote

Aussie boy gets up

That’s right, get them here.

Red Bulls policy of fostering development of the arts while keeping a low, low profile means that they are one of the  most overlooked contributors to the development of Australia’s arts culture.

But with amazing projects such as the Red Bull Music Academy launching the careers of the likes of Flying Lotus and countless others, the BCONE events as well as Red Bulls support of the local arts community, over the years RB has build up a strong family of artists and designers.

In order to promote these artists to other members of the RB community, on the sly as always RB has launched Bulls Eye. A series of remixed logo’s by artists adorning the monthly slabs sent out to the friends of Red Bull as well as bio information a about the artists, this project is aimed at bringing the far corners of the RB creative community a little closer while spreading the word about the talent brewing in Australia.

The end result is 5 dope remixes of the Red bull logo by the likes of;

Bonsia

Kano

Phibs

Sync

Timba Smits

We’ll find out, soon enough… hold tight.

Since the debut of his short movie, Blu’s been keeping his good self nice and busy with a series of pieces around Europe, these are taken from his blog.

To me this is the epitome of street art, large as physically possible, commentary that falls under the category of “pisstake”  instead of “political”, unique style with a strong emphasis on interacting with the environment. Putting the check list away the main point is that its really mad, so enjoy.

Linares, Spain

Milan

Eindhoven Holland

Wroclaw Polland

Arhus Denmark

This is just the tip of the iceberg, check his blog out for more, as well a before shots of each site which adds allot to the experience.

The artist known as  “Ignore Por Favor ” , which means ” Ignore it please”,  created a new serie of paintings called “Privacy Invasion – Orkut Victims”, consisting in taking photos from friends on his orkut network and painting them with spray on canvas, with such an incredible quality and realism that I have no words to describe, see it for yourselves !!!

Like that wouldn´t be enough he also produced videos of the whole process, each one with a different and great soundtrack, complementing and making even more beautiful his masterpieces.

This is one of my favorites, he painted a very talented artist and personnal friend, Yusk.

Watch Yusk´s video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eN1NFHna5o4

The original photo so you can see what I´m talking about.

All the works and videos from this serie on my new blog !

I also like to show you his previous works from the serie called  “Essential Light”, he painted photos took on our chaotic traffic and turned into amazing artworks.

I went to see this one, live, the other day and I still couldn´t believe my own eyes !

Also on the wall two amazing artits, Gafi and DME.

Keep it REAL like THAT !

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Long live the new fresh!

Melbourneʼs esteemed quality of graffiti and street art can be tracked to the influence and tutelage of one prolific artist. Phibs. Initially raised in county New South Wales before moving to the city of Sydney, Phibs relocated to Melbourne due to its strong support in the local arts community and the increased opportunities for emerging artists.

Originating from a traditional graffiti background, Phibs endeavors to promote the value of the art-form through outlets such as ommissioned murals, youth workshops, exhibitions, and theatrical productions. His remarkably detailed murals can be seen around the inner city suburbs of Fitzroy and Collingwood as well as throughout the city itself.

Whilst Phibsʼ signature is his intricate, almost stencil-like, delineated lines and ʻcut-backʼ methods, his work is visibly influenced by the art nd mythology of many cultures, both ancient and modern. Highly regarded amongst his peers, he continues to exhibit in elbourne and interstate galleries, and has been represented at numerous festivals throughout the country.

Phibs has another show in the works that will be launching on Friday 5th of September down at China Heights in Sydney. Check the flyer, remember the date, more news soon.

 Last night at NO VACANCY gallery.

Andrew puts th hing moves on an installation

As the crowd begins to rock up

needs more cowbell