I found this cool site the other day that lets you build voxel art — or in other words you can build with a range of coloured blocks on a hexagonal grid.

Build your own art simply by dragging and dropping the various blocks into position. Remember that if you want things to look right, you [...]

Here’s a pretty cool app for anyone designing pixel art while on the move.
The title gives a clue: this is a 32×32 pixel editor with a pretty intuitive interface that lets you map out thoughts in grayscale pretty quickly.

The idea is that you sketch out ideas on the move, then sync up and use more [...]

Springfield Punx had a ‘Ghostbusters week’ last week. What is Sprinfield Punx?
The idea of doing fan art parodying some of my favorite characters and stars in such a fun and simple style got me hooked immediately. Some of these guys and gals have appeared on the Simpsons and I could just work from that, but [...]

Following on from Martin Wilson’s 35mm sequential film art and the incredible Rubik’s Cube stop frame animation, here’s Louise Naunton Morgan’s amazingly painstaking work that makes my brain boggle.

Martin Wilson is a long-standing artist using traditional film photography as his medium.
His web site showcases 16 big art pieces that are stitched together from individual, ordered 35mm film.

I can’t make much of a story out of this one, but whoa it’s cool in a “ouch my eyes hurt” kind of way.
Sure, anyone could’ve created this piece of HTML markup for the web, but in fact Marc Kremers did.

Tyler Stout has created amazing art work in the past for bands and movies. His new posters for the Flight of the Conchords tour are no exception to this.

More at Stout’s website. Via Superpunch.

Japanese art collective Rinpae Shidan released a time lapse video of one of their projects where they have been painting on the same wall for one week long. Every art work they created served as base for the next painting.

Amazing set of xray’ed games hardware by Flickr user Reintji.

More pictures after the jump.

Amazing zombie art work.

Many of the team here at FG HQ are movie fans. I myself am a loser for title sequences in movies and over the years there have been some epic intros to movies. An amazing title sequence will catch your breath from the first second and immediately put you in the right mood for what [...]

My favorite iPhone apps are the ones that use your location and share something about you with the rest of the world. Privacy concerns aside, geo-friendly applications are definitely the way to go.
iWallFlower is a free download that lets you draw on the iPhone screen and then share your creations with the rest of the [...]