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Spectacular Space Birthday Cake
“I wanted to make a galaxy/space cake that was space-y on the outside, but also space-y on the inside” Naushee, aka Pedagiggle, created a multi-layered spectacular space birthday cake for her 4-year-old son, Ilyas. This amazing cake in the outside features hand-painted … Continue reading
Diamond Art Magic by Angie Crabtree
These modern and beautiful paintings are by Angie Crabtree. Angie fell in love with diamonds after painting her first, at 60 inches tall, for an exhibition about “Luxury” in San Francisco in 2013. She fell in love with gems and their … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Crystal Portraits, Diamond, Hyper-Real, hyperrealism, Illustration, luxury, painting, pattern, portrait, realism
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Mental Illnesses Architecturally Interpreted by Federico Babina
In this new series by Italian illustrator Federico Babina, the artist explores some of the more common mental illness through a visual representation in 16 drawings. Archiatric gives an architectural and artistic voice to psychological disorders like depression, paranoia, anxiety, and … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, architecture, art, depression, disorder, drawing, Illustration, mental illness, paranoia, psychological, psychology
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Folklore, Occult and Contemporary Design in TrueBlack Tarot by Arthur Wang
TrueBlack Tarot is a gorgeous, luxe tarot deck by Arthur Wang. Illustrated in a style that refuses to be placed in any specific era or time, each card emerges from the darkness a story in itself, embodied in a painting that … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancient, art, black, deck, design, folklore, Illustration, occult, painting, starmap, stars, Tarot, tarots, witchcraft
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Sagyeong: Korean Traditional Illuminated Sutra
The term Sagyeong originates from two words- “Samadhi” and “Art”, where “Samadhi” refers to a meditative state of consciousness. This 1700-year old Korean tradition of sutra transcription and illumination by hand, was introduced in the early 4th century to spread the teachings … Continue reading
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Tagged art, buddha, gold, hand made, Illustration, korea, meditation, meditative, Sagyeong, sutra, traditional, transcription
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Dreamlike and Surreal Creatures by Miranda Zimmerman (Faunwood)
Miranda Zimmerman a.k.a. Faunwood is a freelance artist who uses inspiration from transformations of nature and her background in science to create dreamlike and surreal creatures with multiple limbs, third eyes, and the ability to split into astral forms. Miranda graduated from California State University–Monterey Bay … Continue reading
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Tagged animal, animals, art, b/w, black and white, creature, drawing, fantasy, Illustration, ink, insect, monster, nature, plant, science
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DreamWorks Characters Humanized by Tamara Petrosyan aka CrazyTom
Enjoy these brilliant DreamWorks (and others) fanart-humanization by Russia-based artist Tamara Petrosyan aka CrazyTom. Follow here on Tumblr / Virink for lastest art work and sexiest fanart.
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Tagged art, cartoons, crazy tom, dreamworks, fan art, fanart, humanize, ice age, Illustration, madagascar, Monsters, penguins, pets, pixar
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Marie Antoinette by Jen Yoon
This approach to Marie Antoinette’s biography by Illustrator Jen Yoon is a brillant juxtaposition of cause and consequence in mirrored, balanced compositions. Behance / Facebook
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Tagged art, colors, concept art, drawing, france, history, Illustrations, marie antoinette, story
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The Beauty of Buddhist Temples of Myanmar from Above
“MYANMAR Temples from Above” is a series of aerial photos taken by London-based architect and photographer Dimitar Karanikolov. A new original bird’s-eye view of the beauty of Buddhist temples in Bagan, Yangon, and Mandalay. Instagram / Behance / Facebook via [MyModMet]
Posted in Art, Photography, Travel
Tagged aereal, art, Buddhist, Myanmar, photo, photography, temples, travel
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Mesmerizing GIFs of Sinusoidal Waves by Étienne Jacob
Étienne Jacob is a young French student of applied mathematics: machine learning, computer vision, and image/sound processing. He produces black and white GIFs that transform the curvature found in sinusoidal waves into a multitude of experimental forms. “The animated spheres imitate the appearance … Continue reading
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Tagged animation, art, black & white, digital, GIFs, graphic, math, waves
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