When I was a kid, I saw a master of traditional Chinese painting using a mop as a brush, waving it like a madman, and the works actually turned out to be something like that. I didn’t expect that this time I saw an even more surprising way of painting...
Singaporean creative Thomas Yang founded the website 100copies because of his passion for bicycles. It is full of bicycle-related creations: from posters and stickers to clothing and tote bags, they are all within his creative scope. It can be said that he is a cycling monster...
At the beginning of this year, 100copies launched this poster work that was actually printed with bicycle tires. Through different tire patterns, it was stained with black ink and embossed on the paper one by one. The naturally damaged texture of the tire marks matched with the original There are textures, and the works created are really amazing. Thomas specially selected the most representative landmarks in four major cities in the world to create his works, namely the Empire State Building in New York, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Tower Bridge in London, and the Forbidden City in Beijing. , and for Thomas, these places are also places he likes very much as a cyclist, and they also contain profound cycling culture.
