Category: Design

The centerpiece of Alvin Armstrong’s newest solo show in Los Angeles is one of a jazz bass player, holding his head down, eyes shut, poised on the upright. It appears to be Charles Mingus. What it gives off is an element of movement and sound, even in its minimal and flat composition. It’s moving with energy and seriousness. It reminded me of a moment in Alvin’s interview with us last year, “Because the paintings are two dimensional and flat, I try to create the illusion of greater movement from my brush strokes. It’s extremely challenging to paint in such a way that the movement is grounded and proportional.” In Pretty Soon We’ll Be Underwater, there is both a representation of the…

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In his series Back to the Arcade, Franck Bohbot’s mastery of color, and ability to frame a narrative is on full display. Through his lens, arcades open to the viewer like a tightly woven short film, noir-esque even.

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Dezeen Showroom: a structure made from metal chains that divides and zones spaces without closing them off is among 10 new products featured on Dezeen Showroom. Continue reading

The intersection of art and technology is not a new concept. Artists have been using various forms of technology throughout history to create innovative and groundbreaking works. However, with the advent of AI, a new era has dawned in the world of art and creativity. Continue reading

Francesca Lawrence, a talented artist, describes wild collaging as an effortless art form that involves taking pre-cut paper elements into the world and creating whimsical scenes that are then captured by camera. It’s an enjoyable and accessible art form with almost instant results and gratification. Wild collaging, also known as locative collage, is a mixed-media collaging technique where paper pieces are combined with anything found on walks to create unique and ephemeral works of art. Continue reading

Transforming Benjamin Moore into a traditional to a digital first paint brand

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As a creative director, David Baratta has made significant contributions to the field by pushing the boundaries and reimagining brands in unique and innovative ways. One of his remarkable projects was the revamping of the traditional Benjamin Moore paint branding into a digital-first web experience. Benjamin Moore, a renowned name in the paint industry, had a long-standing reputation for its high-quality products and trusted expertise. However, with the ever-evolving digital landscape, they recognized the need to adapt and establish a strong online presence. This is where Davide Baratta stepped in, bringing his expertise and creative vision to the table. Davide Baratta embarked on the challenge of reimagining Benjamin Moore’s brand for the digital era. He understood the importance of creating a seamless and captivating web experience that would resonate with the brand’s target audience. His goal was to develop a digital-first strategy that would not only showcase the product range but also engage and inspire users. Continue reading