Ryan McGinness
Posted on November 2nd, 2009 in Art, Motion graphics | No Comments »
“Ryan McGinness is interested in creating a new vocabulary for everyday symbols and icons through context and composition…”
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“Ryan McGinness is interested in creating a new vocabulary for everyday symbols and icons through context and composition…”
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Let Substance prevail, Miquel Cardil’s art museum with no shiny suits but with pictographic essence.
Propose your own masterpiece!
“The idea would be that a simple application would pull headlines from the BBC News website, or any website, and seperate the headline into individual words. It would then check a database to see if there is a pictogram associated with that word and display it. This would loop for all words until the headline is complete. If there is no pictogram for the word available, then it will just display the word and update an online list that symbols for word ‘X’ are needed.” Designing the News
Vulkers is a dutch studio specialized in “serious picto-graphic work”.
Canadian street artist Peter Gibson aka. Roadsworth creates some funny road signs.