pretty deep, simple little figurines by Mike Mitchell




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-in between cleverness,steampunk and awesome.
I don't remember where i found that , but this is some sweet clock ..
let me know if you know who did that .

-You saw the movie waterworld, well this is not too far ..
The Swimming Cities of Serenissima is a fleet of handmade boats and a crew of artists who travelled the Adriatic Sea from Slovenia to Venice this May and June, 2009.

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-Oil painting by Jeremy Geddes..simply stunning work, precise efficient lethal ;) Mix of spaceman floating in urban environment, hyperealistic painting and flying birds, what else do you need?

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-reverse graffiti is the art of cleaning dirty walls , leaving a clean mark, usually the result is : the city will clean the entire wall, nice one.
check the video .that world is dirty .. clean it up.

-The United nude ladies shoe collection is pretty unique and really interesting, materials colors and design are just really eye catching .
I'm really wondering what those guys would come up with if they were working on a men collection.

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-Music by Roger molls, video by Benjiro and art by Hide...
Enjoy the full on Cone production...

-I just literally fell in love with Scott Radke artwork,Firts i though those painting were terribly deep and 3 dimensional , then i realized that those paintings were actually pictures of little sculptures on a rich background...
The textures , lightings details expressions are just so precise and intense,those fixed but rich expression on those characters faces are almost magical.
His new work is full of dancers , slightly curved bodies wrapped up in black fabric..
Looking at his work through time is actually like a journey, you can find animals , fishes with faces ,yellow goat face or other tiny dancers all photographed in well thought background ... simply delightful pieces of art

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-the art of Alexandros Vasmoulakis is BIG ,bright and fantastic and it's also pretty awesome .
Go , bring some colours to those old grey buildings.Go for it.

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-from boston.com:"Earlier this week, 1.5 million people filled the streets of Berlin, Germany to watch a several-day performance by France's Royal de Luxe street theatre company titled "The Berlin Reunion"Part of the celebrations of the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Reunion show featured two massive marionettes, the Big Giant, a deep-sea diver, and his niece, the Little Giantess. The storyline of the performance has the two separated by a wall, thrown up by "land and sea monsters". The Big Giant has just returned from a long and difficult - but successful - expedition to destroy the wall, and now the two are walking the streets of Berlin"
Just insanely beautiful and inspiring show, well done
check the boston.com website for Way more pictures...through the more infos link




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Eric Testroete did his self portrait out of paper for Halloween , inspired by his own job of 3d modeler for a game company , one word awesome.
check other pics on his flickr page.

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-Ok it's cold outside it's almost time to go snowboarding, have fun ,celebrate and all that .
I receive today the Heifer International booklet , charity for world hunger .
In their catalogue they have a donation for divers animals, one of them is a llama .
so i am trying to raise 150$ to buy one llama to a family .
help me via this link.
thanks



here is the description :

Llama
Light Up a Life With a Llama

When resources are scarce, it's important that livestock don't use up land reserved for people. At home in rough, mountainous areas of Latin America, llamas are a blessing to families with limited pasture land because they can eat the scrub vegetation that other domesticated animals won't eat. Llama droppings help fertilize topsoil — improving crops and reducing erosion.

Women weave their llamas' fleece into warm clothing to wear or sell. They load them up with goods for market and trek with them across rugged slopes at high altitudes. As they travel, llamas' padded feet don't damage the fragile terrain and their selective browsing doesn't destroy sparse vegetation.

Llamas and their kin, the alpaca, provide Heifer families with invaluable sources of transportation, income and wool, which is prized for making blankets, ponchos, carpet and rope.

And as these handy helpers are passed on to other families through Heifer's model, llamas are helping transform entire communities.


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