My mentor.
By: Tanner Morris
After getting into graphic design I started noticing it more on social media, in ad campaigns, on album covers, on TV, etc. This is when I came across an artist who goes by the name of pvtso on Instagram. His work instantly intrigued me for a couple reasons, one being the craftsmanship/style behind his art and the other being the topics. All of his graphics are extremely conceptual; some appear to mimic an old poster, album cover, or CD you might have laying around that’s been creased and worn down.
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They all present stories through design elements like this, which is what I appreciate the most because storytelling is what truly captivates your viewer. The topics consist of sport and hip hop culture which are also a common interest of mine so it’s cool to see his views of something I’m familiar with. As any artist does and as Baudrillard states I take his visible past (works) to thus inspire my own.
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After getting into graphic design I started noticing it more on social media, in ad campaigns, on album covers, on TV, etc. This is when I came across an artist who goes by the name of pvtso on Instagram. His work instantly intrigued me for a couple reasons, one being the craftsmanship/style behind his art and the other being the topics. All of his graphics are extremely conceptual; some appear to mimic an old poster, album cover, or CD you might have laying around that’s been creased and worn down.
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I agree, the story is what captivates and audience. It's similar to how many people 'steal like an artist'.
ReplyDeleteI really like your aesthetic
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