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Author Archives: Chiara
Enchanting Paintings of South Korea’s Small Convenience Stores by Me Kyeoung Lee
South Korean artist Me Kyeoung Lee created these enchanting paintings of tiny bodegas discovered on her travels around her home country. She’s spent the past 20 years depicting these mini-corner shops, many of which are now disappearing. “There were not many things … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Illustration
Tagged art, bodegas, cityscape, corner shop, Illustration, korea, korean, Landscape, painting, south korea, street art, Traditional Art
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Blink. And They’re Gone: The World’s Last Tribes Captured by Jimmy Nelson
Mask Dancers, Paro, Bhutan Blink. And They’re Gone is a campaign to preserve cultural diversity and to fight for the preservation of cultural heritage. This incredible short film features a mesmering montage of 1500+ of Jimmy Nelson’s photographs, which capture 36 of the last indigenous communities (including the … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, diversity, Heritage, photo, photography, tribe
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Cristian Marianciuc Creates More Amazing Paper Cranes with Feathery Details
Since when paper artist Cristian Marianciuc achieved the ambitious objective to complete 1,000 origami cranes in 1,000 days (2015), his skills have improved day by day. These Marianciuc’s more recent cranes showcase his eye for detail, creative use of color, and imaginative approach to traditional origami. “I never … Continue reading
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Tagged art, craft, crane, cristian marianciuc, japanese, nature, origami, paper, paper craft
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Poem of the Day: from Kokoro by Natsume Soseki
“I often laughed, and you often gave me a dissatisfied look, till you pressed me to unfold my past before you as if it were a roll of pictures. It was then I felt respect for you. Because you unreservedly … Continue reading
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Tagged book, Japan, japanese, literature, Natsume Soseki, poem, quote, soseki, story
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Realistic Egyptian Gods by Wietze Fopma
These incredible, and a little bit creepy, concept artworks are by Wietze Fopma, a freelance creature and concept designer based in Harlingen, Netherlands. How many egyptian gods did you recognize? Artstation / Instagram
Posted in Art, Illustration
Tagged 3D, ammit, anubis, apophis, concept, concept art, creature, design, digital, digital 3d, Egyptian, Egyptian gods, fantasy, gods, Illustration, monster, myth, mythology, ra, rah, snake, sobek, thoth, zbrush
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Photographer Takes Stunning Photos of Himself Petting his Dog Wherever He Goes
Tired Of #FollowMeTo Instagram Pics? Freelance photographer Honza Řeháček combines his passions for adventures in to the wild, photography, and his four-year-old Czechoslovakian Wolfdog Sitka, to creates these series of amazing photos. Honza and Sitka have been travelling around the Czech Republic and … Continue reading
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Tagged #followmeto, art, dog, nature, outdoor, photo, photographer, photography, photos, travel, wild, wolf, wolfdog
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New Wonderfully Weird Paintings by Piotr Jabłoński
Elric Piotr Jabłoński, aka Nicponim, (previously) is a digital painter and concept artist from Bialystok, Poland. These new impressive artworks are deliciously creepy, Nicponim keeps high level of mastery, his detailed paintings are so wonderfully weird. Behance / Facebook THE GRAY ONES GATHER THE DAWN PATROL AN … Continue reading
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Tagged art, dark, Digital Art, horror, Illustration, Nicponim, painting, Piotr Jabłoński
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The Best Zodiac-Inspired Gifts That Will Make Your Friends Laugh
We all have a friend a little obsessed with astrology, so if you want to impress him or her with a funny zodiac-inspired gift, Whiskey River Soap Co. have the perfect item for you. For instance: Take a selfie? Leo. Say random things? Sagittarius. Wear a … Continue reading
3D Jelly Cakes That Resemble Pretty Water Gardens
Siew Heng Boon, of Jelly Alchemy, is a truly food artist! Look at these incredible 3D jelly cakes that resemble pretty water gardens, wonderful koi ponds and feature myriad of colorful flowers encased within clear gelatin surfaces. Recently Boon had to put … Continue reading
Mind-Blowing Illustrations by GuangYuan YU
These incredible illustrations are by GuangYuan YU, a talented artist from Hangzhou, China. Artstation / gracg
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Tagged anthropomorphic, art, cyberpunk, dark, Digital Art, Futuristic, Illustrations, mesmerizing, space
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