Charis Tsevis Designs

Charis Tsevis of Tsevis Visual Design is a designer living in the Athens, Greece. He uses a variety of approaches and techniques in his work, including Gestalt theory, futurism and cubism. Particularly noteworthy are his mosaics comprised of extremely tiny photographs, that when shrunk and placed next to hundreds of similar photographs, create the illusion of a full shape. When zoomed in, though, you can see the minute details involved in the image. For example, take a look at the Steve Jobs mosaic and notice the features of his face are made up of Apple mouses, laptops, iPhones, etc....  read more

Awesome of the Day: Bart Simpson's Blackboard Lines on One Wall

A floor-to-ceiling blackboard runs the 22-meter length of an office at London marketing agency Work Club. Every six months, a different emerging artist draws on it, but cleverest is Mat Williams. Over the course of two days (and 20 white markers), he wrote out 288 lines first scribbled by Bart Simpson during various Simpsons intros, from “I WILL NOT WASTE CHALK” to “I WILL NOT RUN OUT OF BLACKBOARD JOKES.”...  read more

Awesome of the Day: Every Painting in the MoMA in Two Minutes

Chances are, you weren’t planning on visiting the Museum of Modern Art today. For a glimpse of what you’re missing and an espresso-sized jolt to your soul, check out the video below from 61-year-old YouTube user chrspck. Just two minutes and five seconds, it contains every piece displayed last Sunday in the MoMA’s painting galleries....  read more

Awesome of the Day: Every Painting in the MoMA in Two Minutes

Chances are, you weren’t planning on visiting the Museum of Modern Art today. For a glimpse of what you’re missing and an espresso-sized jolt to your soul, check out the video below from 61-year-old YouTube user chrspck. Just two minutes and five seconds, it contains every piece displayed last Sunday in the MoMA’s painting galleries....  read more