Taking a totally different slant on street art is uk based artist Gorm, his pieces have included piles of ice, the use of snails, and more frequently sugar cement and tape drawings. Each in themselves are peculiar yet have a unique charm to them, down to the way that they have been executed by Gorm.
My personal favourites of his studies being the tape drawings, this is due to the carefully considered placement of the designs on the pavement aswell as on rock face to create an image that is as equally confusing as they are charming.
Check out some of the photos below, and give his flickr a visit.
Posts Tagged ‘Prints’
Gorm – Tape drawings
Sunday, August 30th, 2009
APM Prints
Thursday, July 16th, 2009
Pretty impressive, huh? This piece is a wee preview of things to come in the next few weeks from English artist APM.
This piece, in particular, has just been produced as a limited run of 10 prints from original pen and ink artwork. The prints have been done on Hahnemuhle Torchon 285gsm paper using Ultrachrome K3 inks ( Which i have been assured wont fade!).
Dimensions are 36.75 x 36.75cm.
APM is selling the prints at £40 per print, which converts to 46 Euros, which is also $65… Plus P&P.
All prints are hand signed, dated, and numbered.
Check out APM’s flickr here http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexoner/ for more of his art and contact details.
