Exploring the topic ‘Force’, this mixed media mind map contains a wealth of details, texture and depth. GCSE Art

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In her series "Artforum Excavation," artist Francesca Pastine created cut paper sculptures out of issues of Artforum. My manipulations map out a tangle of

Japanese photographer Taisuke Koyama has an eye for details that make up the surface of the world around him in Tokyo. Through his photography he captures organic abstractions that most people would easily fail to notice. Koyama's experimental approach gives a kind of microscopic perspective of the cities surfaces, transforming what could be perceived as decay to art.

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This article features 23 creative mind map examples and other visual brainstorming illustrations to inspire high school Art students.

This article features 23 creative mind map examples and other visual brainstorming illustrations to inspire high school Art students.

This article features 23 creative mind map examples and other visual brainstorming illustrations to inspire high school Art students.

Hi all! just wanted to say happy olympics! check out these graphics showing the Olympic Evolution. This graph charts the participation of nations in the Summer Olympics since the beginning of the m…

Bloomberg CityLab reports on the world’s cities, communities, and neighborhoods: How they work, the challenges they face, and the solutions they need.

artchipel: “Christine Ödlund - Röststudie / Voice Study. Watercolour and pencil on paper, 139x93 cm (2013) photo by Jean-Baptiste Beranger ”

VisualComplexity.com is a unified resource space for anyone interested in the visualization of complex networks. The project's main goal is to leverage a critical understanding of different visualization methods, across a series of disciplines, as diverse as Biology, Social Networks or the World Wide Web.

Japanese photographer Taisuke Koyama has an eye for details that make up the surface of the world around him in Tokyo. Through his photography he captures organic abstractions that most people would easily fail to notice. Koyama's experimental approach gives a kind of microscopic perspective of the cities surfaces, transforming what could be perceived as decay to art.

Over the past couple of months Graphic Media Design students from the London College of Communication have been producing coursework inspired by sounds from the British Library collection. The students were given their pick of recordings from the http://sounds.bl.uk site, and asked to produce graphical works in whatever form inspired...

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