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This is from a series of works called “Street Ghosts” by artist Paolo Cirio. He sticks life size photos of people from Google Street View onto the exact place where they were seen on street view to immortilise them. I find this highly amusing. I wonder if somewhere in the world there is a life size sticker of me stuck on a wall. Such a good idea.
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This is from a series of works called “Street Ghosts” by artist Paolo Cirio. He sticks life size photos of people from Google Street View onto the exact place where they were seen on street view to immortilise them.

I find this highly amusing. I wonder if somewhere in the world there is a life size sticker of me stuck on a wall.

Such a good idea.

(Source: paolocirio.net)

For part of our print/shirt project we were asked to make a toile of one of the shirts we designed for our collection, and then take photos of someone wearing it. Since the toile was only made out of calico I then had to render the prints I had designed for the shirt and the fabrics I would use onto the photos. I added some extra facial features, in true Walter Van Beirendonck style, to tie in with my theme (not to hide my model’s face as some would like to believe…).
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For part of our print/shirt project we were asked to make a toile of one of the shirts we designed for our collection, and then take photos of someone wearing it. Since the toile was only made out of calico I then had to render the prints I had designed for the shirt and the fabrics I would use onto the photos. I added some extra facial features, in true Walter Van Beirendonck style, to tie in with my theme (not to hide my model’s face as some would like to believe…).
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For part of our print/shirt project we were asked to make a toile of one of the shirts we designed for our collection, and then take photos of someone wearing it. Since the toile was only made out of calico I then had to render the prints I had designed for the shirt and the fabrics I would use onto the photos. I added some extra facial features, in true Walter Van Beirendonck style, to tie in with my theme (not to hide my model’s face as some would like to believe…).
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For part of our print/shirt project we were asked to make a toile of one of the shirts we designed for our collection, and then take photos of someone wearing it. Since the toile was only made out of calico I then had to render the prints I had designed for the shirt and the fabrics I would use onto the photos. I added some extra facial features, in true Walter Van Beirendonck style, to tie in with my theme (not to hide my model’s face as some would like to believe…).
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For part of our print/shirt project we were asked to make a toile of one of the shirts we designed for our collection, and then take photos of someone wearing it. Since the toile was only made out of calico I then had to render the prints I had designed for the shirt and the fabrics I would use onto the photos. I added some extra facial features, in true Walter Van Beirendonck style, to tie in with my theme (not to hide my model’s face as some would like to believe…).

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