Acclaimed Designer Blurs The Lines Between Art And Advertising

March 6, 2010 - PRLog -- Already well-established in bilingual English/Spanish media, Oscar Valdes has launched his latest project, Link My Pixels, a space for web citizens to grab a little corner of the Internet landscape and promote their business, music, product, service, or blog, all while being a part of an experimental art project.

Consisting of a grid of squares, Link My Pixel's prospective "tenants" can pay a small fee for their own box for as long as the site stays up -- for now at least three years -- and visitors will be presented with a panorama of professional logos mixed with amateur thumbnails, allowing the curious browser to click through at will.

"People are curious by nature, and this is a great way to make a small investment in increasing traffic and brand awareness for your site," said Mr. Valdes. "Using tools like Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace to promote Link My Pixels, everyone benefits, and curious clickers will be sure to come see how things take shape."

The site, http://www.linkmypixels.com/, launched last week and has already pulled in a few logos. As an interactive art and advertising project, no one knows what the end result will look like, but the final product will be sure to impress. "Once it's filled, it could make a great poster or printed booklet," said Mr. Valdes. "Each logo is a work of art, and all of the logos and thumbnails are the pixels making the whole picture. It's going to be interesting to see how this page will fill up over time."

Link My Pixels also has a MySpace account (http://www.myspace.com/523391474) and Twitter feed (http://www.twitter.com/linkmypixels). Visit http://www.linkmypixels.com/ to reserve your spot on the site now!