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360 degree landscapes by Randy Scott Slavin These psychedelic and surrealistic photographs were taken by well know photographer and filmmaker, Randy Scott Slavin. His curved perspectives place normal landscapes in entirely new, beautiful, swirling designs.
No Carve Printmaking using Plexiglass, Silicone Caulk, and Acrylic Paint
Yarn bombed steps......Granny Square afghans on the steps outside Helsinki's Cathedral, Finland.
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Paul Cadden's pencil drawings blur the line between photo and hyperrealism
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Peterborough Cathedral & Christ in Majesty from the triforium, via Andy Marshall.
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Thinking Outside The Box: Mark Langan's Amazing Cardboard Artwork. Picture credit: Caters. Click for more: www.huffingtonpos...
This incredible sandcastle version of London’s famous architecture is currently being finished and detailed by sculptors at the Sand Museum in Tottori, Japan in honor of the 2012 Olympic Games.
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Chan Hwee Chong for Faber Castell These masterpieces of spiral art technique were created by Chan Hwee Chong, to promote Faber Castell’s line of Artist Pens, which, quite literally, preformed their task with flying colors. You’ll have an easier time understanding Chong’s greatness and skill if you look at this video
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Ellie Wetzel Wow!
indoor garden at The Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Jeff Koons' blue flower sculpture (1998), Berlin, Germany
Cats Improve Art: Renaissance Masterpieces Get The LOLcat Treatment. Picture credit: BNPS/Svetlana Petrova. Click for more: www.huffingtonpos...
Parko Polo is the alter ego of Edinburgh based illustrator Edward McGowan. As Parko Polo, Edward pairs bright cheerful colors with bold geometric lines to create images of wonder and exploration.
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The Photo Drips series, by German-born, Brooklyn-based Markus Linnenbrink, is pure rainbow-colored goodness. His pieces are positively dream-like and are explorations in color and texture all rolled into one.
Glass Art, Heatherwick Studio (established by Thomas Heatherwick), Bleigiessen, Wellcome Trust, London "The Wellcome Trust commissioned the studio to design a sculpture for its new headquarters. The site for the sculpture was within an 8 story atrium above a pool of water...using 142,000 glass spheres suspended on 27,000 high tensile steel wires; 15 tons of glass and just under a million metres of wire" (narrative from website), Steve Speller, Photographer
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True Concealment - Cecilia Paredes Peruvian artist Cecilia Paredes works in San Jose and Philadelphia. Here paintings are full of rich colors, ornaments and repetitive patterns interwoven in a traditional style.
Conceptual extension to Whitney Museum of American Art by Axis Mundi.
Paintings from the series “Under The Unminding Sky” by Gregory Thielker. Reasonable doubt 2008 oil on panel 24 x 24 inches
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Eggyptian Relief, Ptolemy dynasty (305-30 BCE) Museum of Fine arts, Boston
This is a rare meteorological phenomenon called a skypunch. When people see these, they think it's the end of the world. Ice crystals form above the high-altitude cirro-cumulo-stratus clouds, then fall downward, punching a hole in the cloud cover. #Meteorology #Weather #Clouds
London designer Dominic Wilcox is nibbling his way through 30 boxes of McVitie’s Jaffa Cakes to build models of UK landmarks and icons.
Custom Pet Portraits: Stella Poore's silhouettes (she does humans, too) are sleek and affordable. The best way to get a profile shot of a cat or a dog? Have a friend hold a treat a bit higher than eye level, then snap from the side.
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Melting Disco Balls by Rotganzen (Robin Stam, Joeri Horstink and Mark van Wijk ) | Photos by Rick Messemaker
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Church of San Giovanni Battista in Switzerland - amazing.
Huge Rabbit sculpture by Gelitin collective, near Artesina, in the Italian Alps - you can see it in Google maps
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Autun Cathedral Pisces the Fish, zodiac sign for February. Detail of archivolt above the west portal of Autun Cathedral, sculpted by Gislebertus around 1130.
from Flickr
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Il Sole sui Tetti light show inside a Renaissance church in Florence.
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Lesley Peterson WOW!!!