Showing posts with label greek artist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label greek artist. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Download the TOOTHY FREAK paper toy.















Κατεβάστε τον χάρτινο χαρακτήρα του INVA (που θαυμάζουμε και αγαπάμε )από εδώ, τυπώστε το, κόψτε το, διπλώστε το, κολλήστε το και “…it’s alive!” (που λέει και ο δόκτωρ Φρανκενστάιν)

Ή κατεβάστε το κενό ανάπτυγμα για να το σχεδιάστε μόνοι σας.

Tον Απρίλιο μπορείτε να επισκεφτείτε την έκθεση κοπτικών που θα πραγματοποιηθεί στην THE BOX GALLERY στη Θεσσαλονίκη (τ: 2313 050315).

Friday, March 2, 2012

Aλέξανδρος Βασμουλάκης // Preview - Party στο Ε.Δ.Ω. // Παρασκευή 9 Μαρτίου // 7μμ //

Την Παρασκευή 9 Μαρτίου, στις 7μμ, και για μία μόνο ημέρα,
είμαστε όλοι καλεσμένοι σε ένα preview / party στο Ε.Δ.Ω. (Προφήτου Δανιήλ 18, Αθήνα, 10435, Στάση Μετρό Κεραμεικός).

Αφορμή αυτής της βραδιάς αποτελεί η παρουσίαση του νέου κύκλου δουλειάς του Αλέξανδρου Βασμουλάκη στην οποία πρωταγωνιστούν μυθικοί ήρωες και ηρωίδες.
Διαφορετικές προσεγγίσεις σε ιστορίες και μύθους με κοινή θεματική τη συγκρουσιακή και αλληλοσυμπληρούμενη σχέση αρσενικού και θηλυκού.
Σαλώμη και Ιωάννης Βαπτιστής, Σαμψών και Δαλιδά, Ιουδήθ και Ολοφέρνης, σειρήνες , νύμφες και σάτυροι σε μια συνάντηση απειλής και παιχνιδιού, σαγήνης και απάτης.

























Σαλώμη & Βαπτιστής
ακρυλικό και λάδι σε χαρτί κολλημένο σε καμβά
95x135cm

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

We are Nadia Stasinou's fans.

You have probably already understood it!
But check her characters! Aren't they cute and adorable?

Nadia Stasinou a.k.a. Dreamer was interviewed by "Ough!" e-magazine. We couldn't resist reblogging it!
The greek version is here.
Enjoy! =)


Nadia Stasinou: the dreamer and the full moon
by the ough! team






RTM meets Nadia and together they discuss about art, dreams and painting with your eyes closed.


Nadia Stasinou lives, works, creates and keeps on dreaming in Athens. Character creation, short story composing and page creation on a famous magazine are among her many activities. Every day, she uploads a new character on her tumblr.



You are a low profile creator, in an age addicted in social media. Would you describe yourself a bit?
Describe myself? That’s easy. I’d say I’m an ordered and chaotic at the same time personality. I’m very focused on my job –well-composed and structured, while on my artistic life completely on the loose. Truth is that my case is more of a chaotic one.















Your favorite superheroes of your childhood?

Superman! My parents actually. I remember them tucking me in the blanket of hap

piness for hours. Imaginary heroes, with huge arms. Even today I’m referring to their superpowers as a joke. Dad the fearless, and mom, short but wonderful.

Which are the things that bring joy to your life?
Above all I try to paint, to play with my god-child, to walk, to do hugs, to taste, to live for the moment. Sometimes I catch myself being lost in images, smells, beloved things that make me feel good with myself. Content, without knowing exactly who I am.







































What is your
main occupation?
I do graphics. I work as an assistant director in a publishing house, it’s nice and creative from time to time creative. Really

Any free time?
(frowning) It’s important so that our organism and our mind can rest. There is some. There are times that he’s a bit late and others that I do the same. Nobody of the two has any ahrd feelings, we both knew from start that it would be difficult. When we finally meet I try to put him in different use each time. I write, I sketch, I design characters, I dream… I daydream a lot.

What is your main source of inspiration?
I get inspired by anything and everyone around me. Everything! And now that I think of it there isn’t anything prettier than being driven by the work of an artist, to dive into his references. So yeah, I get inspired even from silence.

DREAMER?
Since birth. DNA, genetics. I thank my parents for that. I had always been a dreamer. This is the name I gave to my tumblr page, DREAMER. Dedicated to those that inspire me without them knowing, as they pass by. To all that insist on dreaming, or daydreaming.























What exactly is painting with closed eyes and did you come up with it?
It’s a creative path for everyone, it’s a surprise! It stems from my curiosity for the final result. I wanted to experience the feeling of painting selectively, no seeing. Not seeing the margins of the page the margins of myself… Seeing, not seeing, allowing your feelings to come forward, undressing the soul. I urged friends and relatives to try it. You try it. Personally, I was shocked both with my results and with the results of others as well. In the coming future I hope to set up some workshops with kids. I’d like to share this pretty experience.






































Could you ever live without designing?
I could. But I would be deprived of the joy of being creative. What purpose would it have? (smile)

Your favorite spot in Athens?
Lecabetus.

Your favorite project?
Umm, all of them? I have a soft spot for my Yeti character that participated in Pictoplasma’s showcase “Missing Link Project” in Paris ((http://paris.pictoplasma.com)


Your top 5 sites?
Just five? Do you carry a pen?
Anything else you want to add?




Friday, February 24, 2012

Hey cool parents that love art, exhibitions and street art.


A nice suggestion is to visit with your children "On the Blocks" exhibition at Vamiali's Gallery, in Athens.


We support our adorable greek street artists! =)











Delood and Lifo about " On the Blocks".

Thursday, February 23, 2012

SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL ARTISTS!!

Ok! We love googling and searching innovating stuff from everywhere.

BUT I think it's time to promote our local talents, creators and fresh-thinkers! Greece has plenty of great artists and we have to display them to the worldwide audience.

This is a (probably) small call to all bloggers. PROMOTE the greek talents!

Some interviews from pure and cool creators, who I appreciate a lot, are going to come soon in our blog!



Stay tuned! =)




















illustration from Nadia Stasinou, taken from here.