Zim & Zou

Zim&Zou are two french artists, based in Nancy. The duo is composed of Lucie THOMAS, born in the Vosges in 1987, and Thibault ZIMMERMANN, born in Paris in 1986. They studied graphic design (design, publishing, advertising) during three years. The duo decided to focus on installations using handcrafted objects made out of tangible materials such as paper, wood, thread, etc… rolling away from computer design. Anchored in craftsmanship, they create all the elements composing their installations by hand, from drawing to cutting and assembling.Their favorite material is the paper they’re cutting, folding and assembling to give rise to intricate and colorful sculptures. Paper inspires them for its versatility, infinite range of colors and unique textures. The flat paper sheets turned into volume are giving an installation the poetry of ephemeral material.Zim&Zou’s strenght is to be a complementary and polyvalent duo.Selected Clients – IBM, Microsoft, Hermès, TIME, The Washington Post, Der Spiegel, Centre Pompidou…Awards – ADC Young Guns Awards (New York), Illustrive Award (Berlin)

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CRUX

CRUX is an award winning Canberra based video production company that offer services in corporate, advertising, music videos and short form films all over the country – plus we are a pretty cool bunch of people with a very loyal list of clients who think we’re special, not just our Mums.

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I Create Hyper-Realistic Scratch Drawings On An Ink Coated Board

Many people can’t believe that my very realistic animal artwork is created just from scratches into an ink coated board, but that is exactly how each of my works is drawn. I work in the amazing medium of Scratchboard, which helps bring my animals and wildlife to life in a hyper-realistic way that no other medium can!!Scratchboard is a unique medium because it is subtractive. I start with a solid black ink coated board and scratch away the ink with sharp tools to reveal a layer of white clay that is beneath the ink.

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Colorfully Embroidered Vintage Photos of Artists and Cultural Icons by Victoria Villasana

Working with appropriated vintage photographs of artists, musicians, and politicians, Mexican textile artist Victoria Villasana applies a colorfully whimsical layer of embroidery atop each image. Criss-crosses of color and bright highlights around the eyes seem to lend a sense of empowerment to the

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