Blurred:Visions @bajodelsol - Tumblr Blog

This month's theme "As Season Change"

#photography #blurredvisions #Blurred:Visions

so here i am starting a new chapter how far this goes i do not know but all i know is that im in it for the ride until the day i die. Blurred:Visions A place to showcase creative and conceptual photography a kind of blog for photography showcasing for those who feel lost in life or alwasy feeling like they are wandering or passing through. For those who watch the world with great patience observe colors, angles, and arent afraid to push boundaries of what is photography. for those who may have a grand vision but dont know how to put it to reality. this one is for you. follow as i compile a short series of photos every month for a "montly theme" that i will be posting soon.

#gogetter #photography #art #concept #NOT on instagram #color #blurredvisions #brand design

pixendrit

nevver

(actual) Art Crimes

tweltchy

setheverman

when people ask me who i am

smellitthenlickit

Tail

FEELS

#love #songs #i miss you #sad #dreamy #sounds #creativebox #justpassingby

made this thing

#art #stuff #illustrator #photoshop #edits

hhhng

#new #music #bones #team sesh #dope

only on here pt.2

#tums #ehc #income taxes #graffiti #train bridge #austingraffiti #urban #exploration #nature #texas #art

only here

#not on instagram #weird #holt #graffiti #character #wtf #ditch #atxgraffiti #austingraffiti #drips #spraypaint #walls

crossconnectmag

Illustrating the Beasts of the Bible

Combining images and words, our intent in this book, whose working title is “Beasts of the Bible,” is to take a fresh look at the imaginary beasts that appear from Genesis to Revelation. Not only do we want to entertain the viewer-reader with lively drawings and poems but to prompt a fresh look at the writings considered by many to be sacred. Our text-image juxtapositions argue with the Biblical texts, questioning and expanding, as well as with each other, picture dialoging with poem. Together they offer an alternative interpretation of the beasts, such as Leviathan and the Winged Women, that we choose to interact with imaginatively. The drawings are not simply illustrations to the poems or the poems a response to the pictures. Sometimes we begin with the drawing and the text follows or vice versa; other times we work independently, only bringing the image and word together after each of us has separately created their image and poem in response to the biblical text. By coming at the beasts from different angles we hope to delight and to kindle thought.

John Guydo, Illustrator | David Herrstrom, Author / Poetwitter

Cross Connect Mag | Follow us on Instagram!