Posts Tagged ‘视觉’
“disintegrating people,” from gaoxiong-based hao chin tu ///
Hao Chin Tu (涂皓欽, aka: Smoky) is a self-taught Taiwanese graphic artist based in Kaohsiung (高雄, aka: Gaoxiong). He works in various mediums (print, photography, illustration, painting, graffiti, flash, installation, etc.).
See below for his series “Nothing Could Bring You Down,” depicting disintegrating personalities.
For more from Hao Chin Tu on NeochaEDGE, link here. /// [...]
remembering neospring: neocha.com creative festival ///
We were recently reminiscing in the office about the past few years and the discussion turned to the start of it all: NeoSpring. To launch our creative community website Neocha.com back in April of 2007, we thought we should have some kind of creative community party. Brainstorming over dumplings at our [...]
“victim,” by qq zhao ///
Last night while chatting with QQ Zhao, she shared with us some of her latest work – a three-part series titled “Victim.”
The series, according to QQ:
The series is called victim because many young people today in China have no sense of self-worth. They just go along with whatever everyone else is doing or [...]
liu yiqing’s “somewhere floating” photographic series ///
See below for Liu Yiqing’s “Somewhere Floating” – a haunting and beautiful photographic series shot recently in Shanghai.
For more from Liu Yiqing on NeochaEDGE, link here. /// AjS
fresh stuff from shxpir ///
See below for some new work from everyone’s new favorite fashion photographer in Shanghai – certainly ours – Shxpir.
If you are interested in working commercially with Shxpir, send us an email at EDGE@Neocha.com.
For more from Shxpir on NeochaEDGE, link here. /// AjS
creative advertising | jwt shanghai’s shan shui animation ///
The China Environment Protection Foundation (CEPF) recently commissioned JWT Shanghai to develop three print advertisements using shan shui style art by renowned landscape artist Yang Yongliang. The advertisements, titled Global Warming, Industrial Pollution, and Automotive Pollution, aimed to raise public awareness of ongoing environmental damage to China’s environment. The ads bear [...]
brainempty’s chinese fan series ///
Yong Sun (永孙, aka BrainEmpty) is a Beijing-based photographer, graphic designer, and illustrator. See below for some choice pieces from his ongoing Chinese fan series.
The illustrations are meticulously created using traditional techniques (brush, watercolor, and ink), as well as Rotring art pens and pencils – we think they are superb.
For more from BrainEmpty on NeochaEDGE, [...]
li yimeng’s pink skeleton ///
We recently came across the work of Beijing-based visual artist Li Yimeng (李一濛). One word: wow.
See below for her grinning “pink skeleton” – a piece (toy?) made from an assortment of materials (different color fabrics / patterns and other random garments), adorned with beads to achieve a resourceful (look at the brain!) version of a [...]
fresh stuff from sop2099 ///
For the past few months we’ve been keeping a close eye on Tianjin-based illustrator Sop2099 – he is fast becoming one of our favorite Chinese creatives. See below for two of his recent pieces – the detailing and realism is superb. His work is always bursting with meaning and plot. Bravo.
For more from Sop2099 on [...]
luo tao’s “fisherman and the seashell” illustrations ///
Luo Tao (罗涛) is a 22-year old illustrator from Leiyang, Hunan. She studied at CAFA (China Central Academy of Fine Art) in Beijing and is a recent graduate from the Glasgow School of Art. She now lives and works in the UK.
Below you can see Luo’s illustrative adaptation of the Chinese [...]
