• Interview with Master Glass Sculptor Henry Richardson

    Interview with Master Glass Sculptor Henry Richardson

    | April 18, 2013 | Comments (0)

    Named 2012 Design Artist of the Year by the  Design Center of the Americas, master glass artist Henry Richardson is an innovator into the field of glass sculpture. With techniques known primarily to architects, the artist uses hand-chiseled plates of glass fused through a high-intensity light welding process he innovated. Taking mainly large-scale forms, his sculptures feel translucent [...]

  • Witchcraft in the Modern Era: Aquelarre, a Film by Guillermo Barreira

    Witchcraft in the Modern Era: Aquelarre, a Film by Guillermo Barreira

    | April 11, 2013 | Comments (0)

    The creative realms of Spanish born film-maker, Guillermo Barreira, have included director, producer and writer. His career began in 2006 with the short film The Son And The Daughter. Currently based in New York, Barreira works with Codebreaker Productions and his new film, Aquelarre – whose title means an assembly of witches in Spanish, represents [...]

  • Hide Away from the World in Jessica Tremp’s Photography [Interview]

    Hide Away from the World in Jessica Tremp’s Photography [Interview]

    | March 15, 2013 | Comments (0)

    There is something in Jessica Tremp‘s imagery that makes you feel like home wherever you are watching it. Natural lighting, mostly outdoor locations, nudity here and there, but a type of innocent nudity that tends very little towards eroticism is what her photography shows. A Melbourne based photographic artist, Jessica came to our attention with her latest [...]

  • The Abstract Street Art of KEF! [Interview]

    The Abstract Street Art of KEF! [Interview]

    | March 7, 2013 | Comments (1)

    Based in Aachen, Germany, KEF! is a young artist who uses the walls of different European capitals to expose his abstracts looking characters, Kef and Kefline. Expressive and playful, these seem to appear inconspicuously with their curios looks and cheer up the most unexpected urban places. Asked what his characters represent and what inspired him [...]

  • Beautiful for Valentine’s Day: 3 Looks from a Professional Make-up Artist

    Beautiful for Valentine’s Day: 3 Looks from a Professional Make-up Artist

    | February 5, 2013 | Comments (0)

    Valentine’s Day is on its way. It’s essential now to start looking for your outfit depending on the style you’re going for. Also, do not forget that your underwear must fit with the style you will decide to choose. Make sure also to have a pretty hairstyle that will enhance your face. The most important [...]

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What to Look for in a Netbook

What to Look for in a Netbook

| May 9, 2013 | Comments (0)

If you are considering purchasing a netbook, then you are probably looking for something portable that you can use at a moment’s notice. With this flexibility comes some trade-offs in features and capabilities. However, here are a few things to keep in mind if you want to know what to look for in a netbook. [...]

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Green Tumors – Made to Dislike by Remedios Vincent

Green Tumors – Made to Dislike by Remedios Vincent

| May 2, 2013 | Comments (0)

Remedios Vincent is the artist behind Feeas – Made to Dislike, unusual collections of pieces made by reusing old items found in antique shops and flea markets which are reshaped into unique macabre objects of art. From infamous accessories to flower installations, the Spanish artist gives a new purpose to forgotten art pieces and reassembles [...]

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Make A Scene – French Connection

Make A Scene – French Connection

| April 29, 2013 | Comments (0)

Ever wanted to try out being a director? French Connection is making your dream come true via their innovative campaign, Make a Scene. Created by agency 101, the Make a Scene campaign invites you to ‘make a scene’ by creating a film from a combination of pre-shot scenes with actors wearing French Connection clothes. You can [...]

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Emotional Illustrations by Princess M

Emotional Illustrations by Princess M

| April 22, 2013 | Comments (0)

And yet not a day goes by on Mole Empire without discovering a new promising artist. This time, our attention goes to Princess M, a young freelance artist based in California who creates amazingly beautiful black ink and water color illustrations. In an attempt to give human emotions a concrete form, the artist creates complex and somehow [...]

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New Approach to Chronophotography by Manuel Cafini

New Approach to Chronophotography by Manuel Cafini

| April 19, 2013 | Comments (0)

Manuel Cafini, the Italian based artist who captures motion in photography has just discovered an extension of chronophotography. Known as early Victorian motion photography, chronophotography combines several frames of movement into a single image. The pioneer of this type of photography was French scientist Étienne-Jules Marey who came up with it to describe photographs of motion, [...]

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Interview with Master Glass Sculptor Henry Richardson

Interview with Master Glass Sculptor Henry Richardson

| April 18, 2013 | Comments (0)

Named 2012 Design Artist of the Year by the  Design Center of the Americas, master glass artist Henry Richardson is an innovator into the field of glass sculpture. With techniques known primarily to architects, the artist uses hand-chiseled plates of glass fused through a high-intensity light welding process he innovated. Taking mainly large-scale forms, his sculptures feel translucent [...]

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Witchcraft in the Modern Era: Aquelarre, a Film by Guillermo Barreira

Witchcraft in the Modern Era: Aquelarre, a Film by Guillermo Barreira

| April 11, 2013 | Comments (0)

The creative realms of Spanish born film-maker, Guillermo Barreira, have included director, producer and writer. His career began in 2006 with the short film The Son And The Daughter. Currently based in New York, Barreira works with Codebreaker Productions and his new film, Aquelarre – whose title means an assembly of witches in Spanish, represents [...]

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Ideas for Unique Men’s Fashion Accessories

Ideas for Unique Men’s Fashion Accessories

| April 5, 2013 | Comments (0)

Who says that women are the only ones who can be fashionable with unique and uncommon accessories that make a huge fashion statement? In fact, lots of men are becoming trendier than ever before when it comes to clothing and how they are dressing. There are so many unique accessories and styles for men to [...]

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KassemG Interviewing Pornstars

KassemG Interviewing Pornstars

| March 22, 2013 | Comments (0)

Tired of the irrelevant opinions of nowadays pop culture superstars, KassemG did a thing that should’ve been done long ago. And most importantly, he did it in the way it had to be done. Who cares for an insipid respectful interview with women who, after all, sell themselves as meat? The Californian comedian hosted a [...]

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Quit Photography Now!

Quit Photography Now!

| March 18, 2013 | Comments (0)

Some might still consider photography to be an art, although it’s been officially abolished by the decree of 2008 when all retards of the world had purchased a Nikon or a Canon and claimed themselves artists. So no matter how good a photographer you are, it’s useless. Yes, all the aesthetic knowledge you might have, [...]

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