designer loves art...33...Andy Warhol

who hasn't seen a miss printed newspaper, in which the image is over itself in different colors?

or even when the machine gets the colors wrong?

this is Andy Warhol

http://www.warhol.org

of this little mistakes he created a whole new area of art ,POP art. in which consists mostly of grabbing known things

or even common things found in your kitchen and turning them into art.. he also though the silkscreen method which is

similar to the printing method created some of his most memorable works of art

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designer loves art ...32...Eric Daigh

push pins.. colorful, useful, i'm sure you see one at least once a day. but what do you use them for?

this is Eric Daigh

http://daigh.com/

born in California, he has a great concept of color and has ability to see things in a molecular or at a pixel level.

most of his art you can get the feeling of it in 3 levels.

1st level -pushpin level, you can see the pushpins.

2nd level, you can see the forms but still get a sense of the different color push pins

3rd you get a picture like image, correct colors and shadows.

can you see the pushpin in the same way again?

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designer loves art...31..Michelangelo

the David, the XVI chapel, the pieta.... sculpture, painter, poet and architect are professions accredited to him, one of the great Italian masters

this is Michelangelo

http://www.wga.hu/frames-e.html?/html/m/michelan

his great works showcase marble coming to life and incredible frescos and even though i'm am in awe of his David , and pieta I'm not a fan of his women,

you can tell that he barely studied a woman's body and structure, making his nudes a bit grotesque.

none the less his shadowing, his gift to bring to life marble and tell stories though frescos is incredible.

not bad for someone who didn't consider himself a painter.

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designer loves art ...30...Robert Therrien

when we where little the world was huge, couldn't reach the table, couldn't sit in a chair , could hide under the table.....remember that feeling?

this is Robert Therrien

http://www.gagosian.com/exhibitions/2008-05-09/

born in Chicago he is fascinated my the different perspective children have to everyday things,

recreating them with the actual material and colors but hundred times its normal size you get a very different perspective of them.

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designer loves art ...29... Sandro Botticelli

if I ask you to think of the goddess Venus, probably one picture will come to mind...

this is Sandro Botticelli

http://www.wga.hu/frames-e.html?/html/b/botticel

one if the great Italian masters. thought he is mostly remembered by his mythical works, though he did few of them.

he worked on portraits but his mayor focus was religious paintings, and ran a shop for the creation of Madonnas.

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tecnical problems

hey eveyone, sorry about this week but im having tecnical problems. i dont have a charger for my laptop it might get fixed soon, ill update once its fixed ;)