By: John,
on 4/17/2012
I’m pretty sure everyone needs a little time with the Trading Tortoise! Souther has such crazy, fun ideas that at their heart are quite simple.
If you would like a giant tortoise to show up in your neighborhood and swap treasures with you, then please watch this video, consider contributing to our kickstarter, and help spread the word!
By: John,
on 3/12/2012
Souther Salazar is on Tumblr!
By: John,
on 5/11/2011
Cloudy Collection is excited to announce our latest special edition print set, honoring and including the inimitable Ed Emberley. There are two “Monster Parade”-themed prints available: one 8”x10” four-color letterpress made exclusively for Cloudy Collection by Ed Emberley, and the other is a set of fifteen (plus one!) 4”x6” four-color screen prints by Ed Emberley, his daughter Rebecca Emberley, S. Britt, Tad Carpenter, Maura Cluthe, Becky Dreistadt, Bob Flynn, Meg Hunt, David Huyck, John Martz, Caleb Neelon, ;Heather Ross, Souther Salazar, Bwana Spoons, and Nate Wragg.
A portion of the sales of these prints will go to Heifer International, providing reliable sources of food to women and families in developing nations, and to the Central Asia Institute, which provides books and literacy and educational opportunities to girls and women in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Get one or the other or both sets right now at Cloudy Collection!
By: John,
on 6/22/2010
Alejandro and the Idea Machine is a sculpted intallation piece by Souther Salazar. I love seeing his joyful cut-and-paste collage style realized as something three dimensional. The installation was a part of the Fumetto Comix Festival, and if this photo isn’t enough, check out the sweet time-lapse of its construction (detailed close-ups at the end of the video):
More process photos here.
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Tags: Collage, sculpture, Souther Salazar
I want to see a collaboration between Salazar and Gondry! :)
Looks good a bit like a white Flat Eric!
This is really funky cool drawing. Alejandro is my favorite Lady Gaga song, too. I also like the blue color background they used. I can't tell if that is a castle or other building at the top right?
i love the composition of the drawing…the left hand reaching up for that dial is pure magic.
Looks like so much fun. Wish i could see this in person…no i take that back, i wish i could live in that world.