Sculpture
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The Master
Wind Sculptures
Underwater Gallery
Museo Atlantico, Europe’s first underwater contemporary art museum deployed the first phase of sculptures by internationally acclaimed sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor this February.
Whale Bodies
Japanese artist Isana Yamada creates clear resin whales that contain miniature worlds.
Books Re-used
Swedish artist Cecilia Levy used old books and comics to create beautiful paper sculptures.
Underwater Art
Super Mouse
The Language of Form
Paul Rand discusses what art and design are to him.
The Art of Art
Off-world Retro
Retro-styled travel posters from Nasa Jet propulsion labs.
The Seed
By Alain Mailland
Parasol in Oil
Paper Head Gear
Moving Images
Butterfly Boxes
Swirl 2
By Daryl Stokes
Toothpick Landscape
Animal Wonder
Watercolours by Elicia Edijanto.
Tape Relief
Hong Kong in The 50’s
London Lights
Painted Oceans
PAINTED OCEANS Trailer from Pascal Franchot on Vimeo.
Colour & Vase
By Elke Memmler
Star Wars Posters
Macedonian graphic designer Marko Manev has created some images from ‘Force Awakens’ using a Film Noir style.
Flower Girl
By Gosia
Tree Arcade
The Dark Hedges in Ballymoney, Northern Ireland, a tree-lined road on the coast of Antrim. Game of Thrones fans will also recognise this area as the Kingsroad.
Real or Carved?
Flood Art
Street Lady
El Capitan
By Hiroshi Yoshida
She Loves Me…
Wish Flower by Miroslaw Struzik in Wrocław, Poland
Insane Cayne
Insane Cayne Volume #1 Cover on Behance by Pius BakMore about Mad Max here.
Draco Malus Three
Space Fillers
Magic Pen Works
Staedtler pen on moleskine notebook by Jung Gi Kim
Explosions
Inception Coffee Table
Leia On The Beach
Nameless Comic
Nameless, the sci-fi horror comic, written by the Scottish comic writer and self-professed occultist, Grant Morrison. Nameless is illustrated by Chris Burnham, who worked on Batman Incorporated and Nathan Fairbairn, who worked in art on Scott Pilgrim and Wonder Woman: The Trial of Diana Prince. The work of these three men, culminating in only six issues, is one of the most terrifying projects to come from Image in years.
Gravel Plants
An intriguing study and observations of #GravelPlants by Bernd and Hilla Becher 1988-2001, courtesy of the Walther Collection and Sonnabend Gallery.
Using The Grain
Granny Ride
Are You Ready?
Split Scene
Body Wall
Watercolourful
Giffy Things
Our Virtual Future?
A stunning short film that explores the addiction of virtual gaming and where it could lead. Full length feature in the making.
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