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VASA Painting #0577 from 2008, using acrylic on a whopping 135 x 90 inch canvas
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Squirrel by Roger Excoffon, best known for designing Mistral. /via @Albert Yih
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Fruit cross-section paintings by Dennis Wojtkiewicz.
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Employing the idea in music of making variations on a theme by another composer, the Iberian Variations by Cecil Touchon are an exploration of abstract expressionist use of black ink gestural or 'action painting' to make abstract compositions.
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Ed Loftus has obsessive compulsive disorder, which allows (forces?) him to spend up to five months on a single graphite drawing, starting from the top of a sheet of paper and painstakingly working his way down to the bottom so he doesn't smudge. In the past three years, he's completed only 10 pieces.
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Would you believe me if I said that this isn't a photograph? Roberto Bernardi is an artist that specializes in photorealistic oil canvas paintings. I couldn't tell the difference at first!
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The hand as a portal. Makeup by Siddhartha Bekers.
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The Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg is running a retrospective exhibition that examines the history of Apple's industrial design under Jony Ive. The exhibit is curated from a cultural studies context and is a wide survey that ranges from formal influences to the economic effects of Apple's iconic products.
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Justin Maxwell i'm not familiar with this "Apple." They make computers, you say?
Brooklyn-based artist Shane McAdams makes abstract paintings out of ballpoint pens using a technique he calls "Pen Blow." He opens ballpoint pen cartridges, yanks off the tips, then, with his mouth, blows ink through the tubes onto 12-inch-by-12 inch or 24-by-24-inch panels. When the ink flows out, it’s saturated with color and so viscous that, “instead of turning to a mist, it blows out into sticky interconnected strings.”
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Cayce Zavaglia's portraits look like hyper-realistic oil paintings--the sort where every last blemish and strand of wayward hair is so meticulously rendered, you have to wonder if the artist has obsessive-compulsive tendencies. Zoom in, though, and you realize that each portrait is entirely--painstakingly--hand-stitched. The larger ones measure about a foot tall and 3 feet wide, and take as many as six months to complete.
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JD WALSH, TWO LANDS 2011: a package of epson printer paper (plus a little screenprinting) turned totally marvelous.
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JD WALSH, ON THE CORNER 2006: was disoriented and then i realized it was strung in a corner... duh.
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"The Doors of Perception" by Nobuhiro Nakanishi is absolutely stunning.
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Kat Masback | dice virions [null variant] | using dice and colored pencil to create generative art.
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ZAK PREKOP, RED FIELD 2011: the diagonal grid texture might be hard to see, but... it's really rad.
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Multi-touch Finger Paintings by Evan Roth. "Launch Twitter. Check Twitter. Close Twitter."
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Lindsey Flenner I had him a professor in college he is amazing!
Justin Edmund Lindsey, that's awesome!