Midnight Madness: Art

Into the Dark with Jason Peterson

Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Some photos are just meant to be in Black and White. Just like Jason Peterson's. He is definitely one of my favourites when it comes to monotone photos. I'm no where near to being a professional photographer and I'm in no position whatsoever to merely comment and criticise any photographers but I just really want to express my fondness to this incredible photographer that I've discovered from Instagram (you read it right, yes, Instagram again :P). If you have read my previous post, you'd know that I usually discover artists / photographers and other random "stuffs" that I think are really cool from Instagram. It's no secret that I, undeniably, am a big fan of Instagram! *both hands up*

Okay! Enough about me... Now, let's get down to bizzness...

Are you ready? Let's follow him into the dark.

Have been seeing a lot of staircase photos but none of them looks as fascinating as this.

"Are you sure this is not a painting? For real?"

Someone just asked me that.

LOL

Just lines and a silhouette figure.

After staring at it for awhile, I somehow find that human figure kinda creepy.

But it's creepy in a cool way.

I guess you could say that it's creepily cool?

Ever heard of the movie 'Upside Down'?

This reminds me so much of that movie.

Can you believe that this is taken just by iPhone 6?

Gosh, coolest thing ever.

That feeling when all these photos could be really really

great wallpapers.

I personally like how he captures photos of landscape especially buildings, skyscrapers. The lighting, angles, framing, composition everything looks incredibly good. And the way he describes himself in his bio is just way too cooool. Went through a couple of articles with his interviews and I find him a very interesting person as well. You can have a look at them here and here.

Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Art

Q-TA, the master of collage art.

Friday, July 24, 2015

As an Instagram fan myself, I always discover some artists that I really like from here and Q-TA is defo one of them. He has some of the most unique arts that I have ever seen and I was so damn impressed by them, still am. Q-TA is based in Tokyo, Japan a place that I always feel it is full of art and mystery. Not sure if you guys feel the same but ~~heh~~. So to write for this post, I have did some research online and found a few interviews about him. And if you are interested to have a look, these two are the links here and here.

I forgot how I discovered the account but I believe I have followed him for more than a year or so. Even though for some of his posts he wrote in English but most of the time he wrote in Japanese. I need to be honest, I can only read super simple Japanese like 'konichiwa' or 'ohayou' something like that. So most of the time I don't really understand what he is trying to say but just by looking at his art, I feel impressed already.

Let's take a look at some of his recent artworks that I really really like!

This always remind me of Cleopatra or some Egyptian Queens. Gotta admit that

I am quite a big fan of Egyptian stuff thou ;)

He posted this collage art for this year's Father's Day. And I remember looking at it and being amazed by how he portrayed a father being a hero (just guessing), someone that will always carry his little daughter and be her superhero.

I can't explain why I like this, the whole combination just looks really cool to me.

Both of these artworks are uploaded at the same time. I personally prefer the first one, I mean who can imagine a telephone attached to a head but still looks cool? His collage looks

so seamless and makes me feel like it is so perfectly fine to have the

most awkward things at the most awkward place.

His ideas are just out of the box. Like seriously, super OUT of the box. He has already uploaded more than 1k photos in his Instagram but every time when there is new artwork,

he never fail to surprise me,

again and again.