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Gabriel Dawe – Plexus

Mexican-born artist Gabriel Dawe has been getting a lot of online attention lately, and rightfully so, his newest collection of works, entitled Plexus, showing at the Dallas Museum of Contemporary Art is truly stunning. Using specially died, specially crafted threads he weaves together large scale overlays of the colored strings, to create moods and atmospheric illusions. I hope his work travels to other parts of the US soon, i would very much like to experience this in person.

Visit Gabriel Dawe’s portfolio here.

Anagrama

Mexican design and art direction studio Anagrama caught my eye earlier this year with their exquisite work for Theurel & Thomas, artisan macaroon makers. Anagrama’s work is clean, modern and sleek, with bright bursts of color (espeically on the ZOOM branding), that almost treat their mediums as an artist would with a paints, showing restraint and adding elements where it is only absolutely necessary.

See Anagrama’s portfolio website here.

Café Con Leche

Who doesn’t love stickers? Café Con Leche, an illustrator/artist duo living in Mexico City, creates lots of wildly imaginative things, everything from stuffed creatures and zines, and also have a running sticker series that includes works from many other great artists from around the world.

Explore their curious and fanciful world here.

weekly stimuli – vol. 18

Here’s the newest installment of Weekly Stimuli – a batch of images from my inspiration archives.

Enjoy the images after the jump!

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