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ADMIRAL FOX - AN ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION BY FABFUNKY.

APRIL 26TH, 2013

Admiral Fox - An original illustration by FabFunky. Designed by Fab Funky. From the store: Hello and welcome to the FabFunky store. Our mission is to make the world a little more f...

HAIRCUT ERASER

APRIL 22ND, 2013

Haircut Eraser Rubber Barber by Chen Lu Wei for Megawing is an amusing series of haircut erasers. It shaves a hairstyle into a cartoon head. Eventually, it gradually creates various funky ha...

FLEURS NOIRES BY NOON

APRIL 19TH, 2013

Fleurs Noires by Noon K.olin tribu collaborates with young French artist NooN for Fleurs Noires. The two created a white porcelain skull sculpture decorated with a black flower design. The sc...

3D GRAFFITI AND PAINTINGS BY PEETA

APRIL 19TH, 2013

3D Graffiti and Paintings by Peeta Italian graffiti writer, painter and sculptor Manuel Di Rita (aka Peeta) lives and works in Venice where since 2000 he has risen to international fame for ...

AHOY TRADER GIFTS FOR YOUR SOUL…

APRIL 17TH, 2013

Ahoy Trader gifts for your soul… Ahoy Trader is a very cool and impressive art ceramics based label from the very creative Jai Vascek. Doing some amazing artwork to make your home even more...

A FRESH TAKE ON SUSHI_MAKI SAN

APRIL 13TH, 2013

A fresh take on Sushi_Maki San Singapore’s first DIY sushi restaurant Maki-San has an absolutely fabulous visual identity and brand. It’s colourful, diverse, and engaging. Design studio K...

KLARI REIS CREATES AN EXPLOSIVELY COLORFUL ABSTRACT PAINTING INSIDE A PETRI DISH EACH DAY

MARCH 28TH, 2013

Klari Reis Creates an Explosively Colorful Abstract Painting Inside a Petri Dish Each Day Every single day in 2013 San Francisco-based artist Klari Reis is creating an abstract painting ins...

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Auguste Herbin Paintings

Auguste Herbin Paintings

Alphabet Plastique II, c. 1950

The style of art created by French painter Auguste Herbin (1882-1960) ranged greatly throughout his career; evolving from Impressionism to Cubism and lastly geometric abstraction. In 1909 he moved into the famous Bateau-Lavoir Studios in Paris, where he shared walls with Picasso and Braques. Sadly, in 1953 Auguste was inflicted with one of the worst ailments that an artist could suffer, lateral paralysis, forcing him to re-learn to paint with his left hand. The title Le Fin (The End) was given to Herbin's last piece, dying unexpected after its completion in 1960 the works had to be "signed" with a stamp of the artist's signature (see below).

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