l'art du Rogan

Art et savoir-faire incroyable, le Rogan originaire de Perse, n'est malheureusement plus beaucoup pratiqué aujourd'hui. La famille Khatri située dans un petit hameau en Inde continue cependant à le faire vivre.

A MOOWON documentation of Rogan Art technique demonstrated by the Sumar D. Khatri of Nirona Village in Kutch, India. They are the last family to protect this rare artform from disappearing. Explore Story: moowon.com/stories/tree-of-life-woven-in-the-air

Pour réaliser ces motifs aux couleurs vibrantes, on prépare une pâte en faisant bouillir de l'huile de ricin, des graines de lin ou de carthame (rogan veut d'ailleurs dire à base d'huile en perse) et en y mélangeant des pigments minéraux. Un travail vraiment délicat et raffiné.

Maiko Takeda

Et pour découvrir un peu plus le travail de Maiko Takeda c'est ici.

The picnic posters de Steve Frykholm

In 1970, a young Steve Frykholm arrived at the legendary Herman Miller Furniture Company, where Charles and Ray Eames, Alexander Girard and George Nelson built their reputations and created the canon of modern furniture design. It wasn’t long before Steve began making waves of his own with a series of screen printed posters for the annual company picnic. Considered modern design classics, Steve's Picnic Posters are in the permanent collections of museums all over the world, including the Museum of Modern Art. The Picnic Posters offers a rare glimpse into Steve's meticulous archives unearthing sketches and stories over 40 years old, alongside a visit to reprint his first picnic poster from 1970. For more about Steve's posters check out: http://www.hermanmiller.com/why/herman-millers-poster-child.html Client: Herman Miller Produced and Directed by: Dress Code (www.dresscodeny.com) Producer: Tara Rose Stromberg Cinematography: Adam McDaid, Andre Andreev Editor: Dan Covert, Mike Cook Color: Andre Andreev Animation: Josh Parker, Emil Bang Lyngbo Music + Sound Design: You Too Can Woo Shot on: Red Scarlet Herman Miller Team Executive Creative Director: Ben Watson VP of Brand: Richard Elder Brand Manager: Kathy Keating Art Director: Everett Pelayo Writers: Amber Bravo, Clark Malcolm Program Manager: Gay Strobel

real junk food project

Un projet vraiment inspirant.

The Real Junk Food Project turns food waste into meals. The group's founder, Adam Smith, tells AJ+ how he's feeding the less fortunate using food collected from supermarket dumpsters. From video journalist Silvia Boarini in the United Kingdom.

about Jean Jullien

You can view Jean Jullien's illustration portfolio here: http://www.handsomefrank.com/illustrators/jean-jullien/