Showing posts with label Brazil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brazil. Show all posts
Tuesday, 27 June 2017
Elisa Caraeto
Elisa Caraeto an illustrator from São Paulo has caught that love of summer foliage, nature, and abundance in this illustration with the leaves breaking through the monochrome.
Labels:
Brazil,
Elisa Caraeto
Wednesday, 19 September 2012
Waste Land (2010)
My Friend Tash told me of this film and after watching this trailer I bought it. Yesterday I watched it with my students and I have to say it is wonderful, truly inspiring. It always amazes me how I can miss things like this, but better late than never. The film follows photographer Vik Muniz as he initialises and completes an amazing project in Jardim Gramacho, the landfill site for 70% of Rio's rubbish.
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Brazil,
Film,
photography,
Vik Muniz,
Wasteland
Monday, 24 January 2011
Analu Prestes II
This week promises to be just as eventful and wild as last week, after the teaching, Friday is a Brown Paper Challenge for my Fashion students, and so my mind is on paper and paper cuts. I wanted to share Analu Prestes's paper cuts, Analu mixes folds with cuts to create three dimensional work with shadows, and sometimes she paints her work to increase it's contrast.
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Analu Prestes,
Brazil,
Paper cut
Wednesday, 13 October 2010
Tadeusz Deregowski




Tadeusz Deregowski's wonderful paper mache bird's. Tadeusz Deregowski trained at Edinburgh Art College but now lives and works in Brazil. Tadeusz works mainly in oils and monotypes.
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artist,
Brazil,
illustrator,
Paper mache,
Tadeusz Deregowski
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