Consumer
126 creative works found
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/ id: artwork / mepod: tee / net surfer 24/7: tee / Don’t Shoot v02: tee
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Spoon Fed Consumers / A spoon full of consumerism helps the self-loathing go down. / C’mon you can manage another mouthful of global branding!
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iPODCAST therefore iAM / . / An appropriated and edited image from brit artist Banksy. From his anarchist image ‘flower power’. Im sure he won’t mind going by his quote, “Copyright is for losers”. / . / If you arent podcasting then your so two minutes ago…one for any disgruntled fan of the multinational corperation. Full body version on coloured T’s here
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There is only a 5 percent mark-up on this one. I encourage everyone to “f*ckin’ love” themselves a t-shirt with Ronald holding whomever is across and slightly to the right of you at gunpoint.
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This image was shot using a / mamiya 220 camera (6X6 medium format) and iLford black and white roll film.
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Here’s my contribution for the Agent Provocateur Challenge. So in 2258, when the worlds oil and coffee supply has run out, tea becomes the major vice of the world, rockets are vintage fabric, and hair is still awesome! 需用家 – Customer, Consumer Why does she have a crane for a hand? Get it? /
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Remembering this new work thing every two days thing is hard work! Anywho… This should be fairly self explanitory. The egyptions were wrong…we can’t take this shit with us. Stop consuming, enjoy life…living over working…Being over consuming…or something like that. Probably not going to move any of these…crucifix and all…but this fell out of that lump of stuff in my head so i figure its ok for show and tell. / Enjoy! Sorry, will look at this description again when not inebriated. Holidays…woohoo! peace! ;)
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My own entry to the Agent Provocature secret challenge.. May or may not be self explanatory…
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A squirrel is feeding on wild grass. Cambria California
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This macro of an eye lent itself to my portrait of anger.
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graphite
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Anima and Animus in Love
by Suzanne GermanListen to me she beckons. Not everything can be mastered by your mind. You are using the wrong tools. I come from a place inside you wher…
Anima and Animus are the terms for male & female aspects of personality, C.G. Jung. / In this story I have used the characters of a man and woman falling in love and the repercussions in dialogue to depict this.
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2nd in the Homer Simpson / in the Mountains Series of 3
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Skull…dollar signs…buy…syntax error! / detail: /
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So I was sitting in the QVB the other day watching all of the people rushing about with loads and loads of shopping bags in their hands. Did they really need all of that stuff? How many pairs of shoes do you have to have before you are satisfied? When consuming becomes a recreational activity you know we’re in trouble.
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Window shopping /
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"come into my web" , said the spider to the fly..................................
by mick8585US$3.42–US$91.20
Melbourne Central : the web being capitalism, the fly being the ‘consumer’ . Validate your life and consume, consume, consume…...............................................
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What drives us
by RedBubblePeople are inherently creative. Deep down, most of us love to come up with new ideas, express who we are, or take a different persp…
People are inherently creative. Deep down, most of us love to come up with new ideas, express who we are, or take a different perspective on the world around us. This is particularly true of children. Remember chalk on the footpath, crayon on the walls, or a painting stuck proudly to the fridge with a magnet. Kids love stories, they love learning about new things, they ask obvious yet somehow overlooked questions. So why don’t many of us focus on our creative interests as adults? Is there something about the process of growing up that changes us, that convinces us to be serious and sensible? Do we lose the ability to be creative? Or does it just get buried amidst the responsibilities, worries and priorities of adult life? Look closer, though, and you’ll see sparks of creativity in adults everywhere. Since starting our RedBubble journey, we’ve been amazed at how many of our close friends have “confessed” to a secret creative hobby, a little spark of creativity that few else know about. Look at the statistics and the picture is clearer still. Over 2.5 million Australians regularly take part in some sort of creative or cultural activity. Almost 90% do this entirely for free, for the simple enjoyment of it. A fortunate few earn a living from it, but most keep their creative spark alive in their own time and without sharing it with the world. RedBubble was founded with a burning desire to improve this situation. And there are some major social and technological trends helping us out. New technology has placed the creative tools of professionals in the hands of amateurs. With digital cameras, editing software, low cost hardware and more, it is easier than ever to produce your own creative content. Truly, the line between professionals and talented amateurs is blurring. And the traditional distinction between producers on one side and consumers on the other fades away – now you can be both! Another important trend is the way that the internet helps side-step the tyranny of distance and lower the cost of distribution. For a country as huge and remote as Australia, this is life-changing. No longer can you be held hostage by limited product ranges, poor information or high costs. If it’s available elsewhere on the globe, you can find it, read about it and buy it in no time at all. Witness also the growth of MySpace and YouTube, riding an internet-powered wave of self-expression and connectedness. Not to mention the millions of blogs out there. For some it’s about fame and the chance of being discovered. But for many, it’s simply about expressing themselves or hanging out with others who share their interests. Yet, plenty of people have held back from self-expression online. Creative talent does not necessarily go hand in hand with technical savvy. And many people don’t feel comfortable sharing their deeply personal creative work in existing online environments. So we asked ourselves: why isn’t there an online home for creative people? A place where they can belong to a genuine creative community, express their thoughts, get inspired, and collaborate with others? And why shouldn’t they be able to turn their creative passion into real objects for themselves or others, without worrying about hassles like producing, marketing, selling, and shipping? And so the concept for RedBubble was born. And the more we thought about it, the more excited we became about making it a reality. We wrote a business plan, left our jobs, scraped together funding, and built a talented team. Eight months later, here we are with the first version of RedBubble alive and kicking. Where RedBubble goes from here is up to you…
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Just one wafer thin mint…
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Suite of three ipod re-advertising images. Also available as t-shirts in my folio.
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Eat It Up Kids / I’m aware the greedy rodent analogy has been used before, but having experienced first hand with my children recently the power of global brand marketing, I thought this idea expressed my concerns. Actually physically consuming the brand message has got to be the ultimate result of a targeted campaign. The charity Childwise estimated that children in the UK spend £4.2bn annually. Other figures suggest that children assert an influence over almost 10 times that amount, the term used is Parent Pester Power. / Source: The Guardian
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One of my graphic design briefs from last year. I never posted any of my graphics works here. there are a few posted on eternities-end.deviantart.com and my site will be up soon with the rest… just a teaser (oh… right. It’s a smoking kills awarenenss campaign… in case it wasn’t obvious enough. Skull… smoke… me… dying)
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Taken on a recent walk through Lynchburg City Trails.
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