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Artist and sculptor Adrián Villar Rojas has created something completely unexpected in the forest of Ushuaia, Argentina. Utilizing clay, wood, and rocks, Rojas sculpted a beached blue whale entitled, My Family Dead. At first glance, it looks like a dying whale in the middle of the woods, but once you internalize the massive work, you…read more…
Photographer and artist Carrie Schneider’s Burning House series was an amazing feat to achieve. Over the course of two years, Schneider built 15 mini houses and photographed them as they burned down, all in different seasons at different times of the day. The images are provocative. One lonely house in the middle of one lonely…read more…
The Muppets hold a dear place in everyone’s heart, especially if you grew watching their movies. Illustrator David Petersen places these famous characters in classic fairytale settings for a whimsical, idyllic pairing. (Why hasn’t this been done before?) Take a look as Kermit soars through the sky as Peter Pan, Miss Piggy awaits her Prince…read more…
Stockholm-based artist, Philip Karlberg has taken pointillism to a new fascinating level. Using painted dowels, Karlberg was able to create minimalistic portraits of famous cultural figures (who were/are also famous sunglass wearers) for Plaza Magazine. Can you figure out who is whom?
1. The Colbert Report Get More: Colbert Report Full Episodes,Political Humor & Satire Blog,Video Archive Rest in peace, Maurice Sendak, he who helped to define many a childhood. 2. Shake, rattle and roll. Or maybe just shake and fold according to Mr. Joe Smith at the TEDxConcordiaUPortland talk. There is a right way and a…read more…
Do you have about nine minutes to spare? Then watch this incredible stop-motion animation by Mikey Please entitled The Eagleman Stag. It’s a story about a time-obsessed entomologist who stumbles upon a beetle with the ability to cheat death. Please crafted the piece from a white foam material thus producing the animation’s monochromatic, almost minimalistic…read more…
What would the world look like without the crowds of people pushing their way through the busy sidewalks and streets? Paris-based duo Lucie & Simon take that question to mind, producing eery, ghost-like photographs using a neutral density filter that allows for prolonged exposures, which removes moving objects like cars and people in the process.…read more…
1. We Make Carpets makes, well, carpets, but with temporary mediums. Check out their peg carpet constructed from different colored clothes pins commissioned by the Graphic Design Museum in Breda, The Netherlands. 2. It’s been a little over a month since I visited Venice and I can’t help but relive it thanks to this time-lapsed…read more…