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Miho Hirano Tutt’Art@ ...

Mon, 28 Oct 2019 19:45:38 +0100

Miho Hirano Tutt’Art@ ...

Nude blond mermaid styled model dances within a black water space with flowing red silk...

Thu, 17 Oct 2019 11:47:31 +0200

Nude blond mermaid styled model dances within a black water space with flowing red silk...

A Magical World of...

Mon, 30 Sep 2019 02:53:46 +0200

A Magical World of...

Shusaku Takaoka Juxtaposes Pop Culture with Classical Art...

Fri, 27 Sep 2019 04:16:40 +0200

Shusaku Takaoka Juxtaposes Pop Culture with Classical Art...

The bold minimalist style of french artist Malika Favre — FLOW...

Fri, 10 Nov 2017 21:06:35 +0100

The bold minimalist style of french artist Malika Favre — FLOW ART STATION

The bold minimalist style of french artist Malika Favre on twitter and instagram. Malika Favre is a French Illustrator based in London with a penchant for the “Less Is More” maxim.

Floating Houses of Lake Bokodi

Fri, 10 Nov 2017 20:43:37 +0100

Floating Houses of Lake BokodiFloating Houses of Lake Bokodi by Kaushik 9 months ago Lake Bokodi, in...

Light Painting Photography in Nature and Cities Brazilian...

Thu, 12 May 2016 18:19:51 +0200

Light Painting Photography in Nature and Cities

Brazilian photographer Vitor Schietti, creates light painting artworks in nature and cities by using trees, rocks, pontoons and even water. He immortalizes light movements through a long exposure work and ornaments his supports of an light rain.

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Nika Danielska Designs by Kate Strucka for Factice Magazine...

Thu, 12 May 2016 17:31:01 +0200

Nika Danielska Designs by Kate Strucka for Factice Magazine #17

Macabre in style and sharp in design, these fetish fashion designs by Nika Danielska feature skeletal cages that constrict and contort the body for the sake of fashion. Face masks, neck braces and shoulder spikes make up this daring collection, blurring the lines between pain and couture with their frightening demeanor. The spindly creations can be worn peeking out from underneath a jacket, or on top of a gorgeous gown, making eye-popping fashion. These intricately wrought pieces are lavish enough to be worn instead of other accessories and jewels, A look glamorously Gothic when paired with some sparkly baubles.

The Nika Danielska designs bring fetish fashion concepts to the forefront of dramatic style. Source :trendhunter

Striking & Colorful Erotic Illustrations by Kohshin...

Thu, 12 May 2016 14:58:19 +0200

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Striking & Colorful Erotic Illustrations by Kohshin Finley

Kohshin Finley is a LA based artist. Graduated from Otis College of Art and Design, he catches on canvas in a revealing way, the vulnerability. His oil paintings are inspired by the temperament of the people which he paints, by trying to capture their deepest state of being and offering the most honest feelings possible. His desire of truthfulness also motives him to paint self-portraits, presented below. He also takes photographs and makes installations. Source:fubiz

art-tension: Tiny Bicycle Flower Vases Are The Perfect Bike...

Thu, 12 May 2016 14:10:27 +0200

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Tiny Bicycle Flower Vases Are The Perfect Bike Accessory For Spring

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Bikes have always been the green alternative to cars, and now cycling just got even greener thanks to these adorable little bike vases!

They were created by Colleen Jordan , an Atlanta-based designer and artist who runs Wearable Planter, a company dedicated to products that allow you to take plants and flowers with you wherever you go. The vases are 3D printed and finished by hand and they easily attach to the handlebars of your bike. As well as the vases, Wearable Planter also sells 3D printed jewelry, such as necklaces and badges that contain a tiny living plant.

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art-tension: Imaginatively Surreal Photography by Diggie...

Thu, 12 May 2016 13:51:21 +0200

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Imaginatively Surreal Photography by Diggie Vitt

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Diggie Vittt’s photography extends the boundaries of reality in mind-blowing ways that range from subtle to outlandishly impossible. In one photo Diggie’s model is steaming with heat rolling from his body, a surreal look at man, but in the next photo the same model has flames bursting from his sleeves while in relaxing motions he wipes sweat from his brow. Diggie’s photographs take us on journeys of fun and confusion. The child in all of us would love to be lighting the giant candle atop a massive cupcake before we dive into to fill our childhood fantasies. Who among us can imagine our heads wrapped in thick flaming ropes? Diggie Vitt can imagine it and photographs it for us.

The amazing imagery from Diggie Vitt helps expand our view of reality and fantasy in fun and sometimes unsettling ways. A visual feast of excitement is found in every collection from Diggie.

art-tension: A Gaudí-Inspired Home On A Cliff Near The...

Thu, 12 May 2016 13:49:37 +0200

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A Gaudí-Inspired Home On A Cliff Near The Mediterranean Sea

Architecture practice Gil Bartolomé designed a sinuous family home nestled into a cliff overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.

Featuring a wave-like metallic facade, the enormous structure appears to be inspired by the elaborate architecture of Gaudí. Commissioned by a young couple, the two-story house includes various terraces and living areas all of which offer panoramic views of the sea. To integrate the building into the surrounding area, the architects had to overcome restrains like the cliffside location, as well as a tight budget. Additionally, with the project launching during Spain’s financial crisis, the architects aimed to strengthen local craftsmanship and labor. Source: www.ignant.

art-tension: Kung Fu Motion Visualizations by Tobias...

Thu, 12 May 2016 13:44:48 +0200

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Kung Fu Motion Visualizations by Tobias Gremmler

Artist Tobias Gremmler was recently commissioned by the International Guoshu Association to create visuals for an upcoming Kung Fu exhibition. You can see his motion visualization experiments in the video above.

Inspired by the ‘dynamics of motion and philosophy of Kung Fu’, Gremmler says he is always fascinated by trying to visualize the invisible.

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art-tension: Tracy Johnson Captures Close-Ups Of ...

Thu, 12 May 2016 13:43:33 +0200

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Tracy Johnson Captures Close-Ups Of Hummingbirds Beauty In Her Backyard

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Photography is a hobby that covers a very wide spectrum of topics, but for a professional photographer, it’s always good to specialize in a particular field.

For Tracy Johnson that field is close up photography of hummingbirds.

Every day she tries to spend at least half an hour in her backyard which has become a photo studio for her beloved birds. Tracy uses handheld bird feeders to get closer to the hummingbirds, but that still leaves her with the difficult task of getting that awesome shot her Instagram account is known for. As she says herself: “For every 100 photos only about 15 turn out.“

h/t: boredpanda

asylum-art-2: Animated Graphite Drawings by T.S.Abe Last...

Thu, 12 May 2016 13:41:55 +0200

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Animated Graphite Drawings by T.S.Abe

Last months, Illustrator T.S.Abe was called to create some animated drawings for fashion industry. Drawn with graphite, her illustrations depict models as they parade on the catwalk, under the watchful eyes of spectators, or animated portraits of famous singers such as Beyonce and FKA Twigs. Source:fubiz

art-tension: Tiny Art at Your Fingertips: Nail Landscapes by...

Thu, 12 May 2016 13:26:01 +0200

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Tiny Art at Your Fingertips: Nail Landscapes by Alice Bartlett

You know the saying about having the world at your fingertips? Well, these are like having a mini-world sitting right on the tips of your fingers. London-based computer coder Alice Bartlett took a trip to the hobby store in pursuit of one thing and somehow ended up in the model train section and boom – inspiration hit. Thinking that the grass and tiny people and animals would make for a good photo, she got to work setting up the tiny vignettes on one hand while holding the camera in the other. Source: design-milk

Series of Colorful Illustrative Exotic Fruits by Jessi...

Thu, 12 May 2016 13:23:48 +0200

Series of Colorful Illustrative Exotic Fruits by Jessi Michelle

American designer and art director Jessi Michelle, of 29 years old and based in Paris, imagined a colorful and fruity series titled Let’s Get Tropical. Eternal fan of colors and healthy food, she decided to draw on exotic fruits’ skins such as ananas, bananas, kiwis and pomegranates. With brushstrokes, she did various patterns giving another dimension to all these fruits. Source:fubiz

art-tension: Solar Light Art Installation in a California...

Thu, 12 May 2016 13:17:58 +0200

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Solar Light Art Installation in a California Library - Erskine Solar Art

The five foot square and ten foot high Solar Light Shaft is capped with a plexiglas skylight . It gathers sunlight for this public art installation – from dawn to dusk all year. The Shaft is lined with prisms and mirrors that optically mix the six primary rainbow colors into millions of new colors and forms – hour by hour.

art-tension: Mobula Rays (Flying Rays or Devil Rays) Also know...

Thu, 12 May 2016 13:15:53 +0200

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Mobula Rays (Flying Rays or Devil Rays)

Also know as “devil rays”, “flying mobula” or simply “ flying rays ”, due to their propensity for breaching out of the water, sometimes in a spectacular manner.

The devil fish can attain a disc width of up to 5.2 m (17 ft) and can probably weigh over a ton,] second only to the Manta species in size. Despite their size, little is known about this genus, much of it being from anecdotal accounts.

Closely related to sharks but with long, flat bodies and wing-like pectoral fins, they are ideally suited to swooping through the water yet seem equally at home in the air, so much so that they have earned the name “flying rays”

Mobula rays leap spectacularly from the sea when they gather in large groups, but scientists still don’t know why they do it, but some of the most spectacular jumps can reach over 6.5 feet above the surface.

As far as they can tell, all mobulid rays jump, as do their myliobatid (eagle rays) cousins. Many theories have been suggested [as to why they jump], from feeding, courting, communicating, and ridding themselves of parasites.

Soaring high above the waves as easily as a bird, mobula rays appear perfectly designed for this astonishing aerobatic display. The mobulas launch themselves straight up out of the water at top speed, and most often they land flat on their belly. However, sometimes they seem to lose control and do flips and twists before reconnecting with the water.

The species are found in tropical waters and feed mostly on plankton, which is filtered into their bodies through their gills as swim. And it’s not just their jumping abilities that are extraordinary: In a recent study, a team of researchers discovered that a certain species of these devil rays, Mobula tarapacana, is among the deepest-diving ocean animals in the world, reaching depths over 6500 feet below the surface — well over a mile deep!

Their large wing-shaped bodies and slow motion make them excellent sea gliders. They not only impress with their size but also with their very elegant flight into the blue oceans.

Many mobula species like to travel in large packs, which makes them especially vulnerable to fishing. And, in fact, many species of mobula rays are endangered

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art-tension: Paintings by Theo Altenberg ...

Thu, 12 May 2016 12:59:43 +0200

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Paintings by Theo Altenberg

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