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The beautiful Japanese manhole covers

Beautiful Japanese manhole covers, decorated with amazing designs and sometimes even in color, it was a different story to discover them in the course of wanderings throughout Japan, Japanese manhole covers posted on Instagram , from Tokyo to Hiroshima through Kawagoe, Nagoya, Gero Onsen, Osaka or Kawaguchiko!

Via:ufunk

Images © UFUNK (Instagram)

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The Crystal Hearts of Aleksandr Kuskov

on Behance

Source:neonscope

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  Bodies & Skulls by  James Bareham   

on Behance

The artist that I show you today is James Bareham, photographer of the New York based creative studio The New Cruelty, as well as the developer of this awesome series of still-life images taken in the exhibition spaces of the famous show “Bodies The Exhibition“.    Photographs taken for the television production company True Entertainment and used to illustrate and explain the complex diseases shown during Oprah Winfrey’s program Mystery Diagnosis. Amazing photographs that show and portray, with spectacular realism and drama, the intricate designs created between arteries, veins and capillaries of the human circulatory system in the torso and head. Source:themag.it

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Illustrated portraits with a dash of digital elements by Christian Sauget

Christian Sauget is an illustrator from Lille, France. In his work he merges hand drawn images, mostly vintage portraits of women, with modern, digital elements. The consistency in his color schemes makes the two techniques blend together flawlessly, creating a fresh style I like a lot. Enjoy!

Source:bleaq

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Paige Bradley Creates Stunning Artwork With Bronze And Electricity 

Artist Creates Stunning Artwork With Bronze And Electricity California-born artist Paige Bradley has often been the receiver of awards and the creator of very beautiful and inspired sculptures, one of which is her stunning work Expansion. A combination of bronze with electricity, her work depicts a woman meditating, with light escaping cracks running through her body. The artist has written about her creation on her website, “From the moment we are born, the world tends to have a container already built for us to fit inside: A social security number, a gender, a race, a profession or an I.Q. I ponder if we are more defined by the container we are in, rather than what we are inside. Would we recognize ourselves if we could expand beyond our bodies? Would we still be able to exist if we were authentically ‘un-contained’? “  Source:art-sheep.

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Tiny Bicycle Flower Vases Are The Perfect Bike Accessory For Spring            

  on  Etsy                                                               

Bikes have always been the green alternative to cars, and now cycling just got even greener thanks to these adorable little bike vases!

They were created by Colleen Jordan , an Atlanta-based designer and artist who runs Wearable Planter, a company dedicated to products that allow you to take plants and flowers with you wherever you go. The vases are 3D printed and finished by hand and they easily attach to the handlebars of your bike. As well as the vases, Wearable Planter also sells 3D printed jewelry, such as necklaces and badges that contain a tiny living plant.

Source:.boredpanda

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Bicycle Art by Thomas Yang

Could a bike tire serve as a buffer to make ink illustrations? This is done with three prints made ​​by Thomas Yang, an cyclism’s aficionado. Posters depicting iconic cities structures were created with the treads bicycle tires and ink Pantone. They are available on the artist online store.…. They are available on the artist online store.

source: ufunk and fubiz

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Hidenobu Suzuki : Spring In Japan

500px.com 

Japanese photographer Hidenobu Suzuki offers an immersion in his native country. He freezes colorful landscapes from the Land of the Rising Sun. From colors of the Mt. Fuji during the sunset to waterfalls in the hearth of nature, including isolated villages, all aspects of Japan are in his pictures. 

Source:fubiz / boredpanda

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  Surreal Night by Benoit Paillé

on Tumblr,  on Behance

After its bright pixels, the quebecois photographer Benoit Paillé continues his nocturnal images using flash and color filters to create a surreal world. These photos are from two similar series, “The destruction of our world kitsch” and “B” performed during a long journey in progress for over a year across Canada with a van. Source:laboiteverte

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Ashkan Honarvar’s Grotesque ‘Tasty’ Faces

.Norway-based artist Ashkan Honarvar has exhibited his work in multiple shows both in Europe and the United States. His work features the human body in its most vulnerable form: injured, deformed and grotesque. The Faces 5 series includes digitally manipulated photographs of several mutiladed faces that instead of blood have frosting and candy sprinkles all over them, creating a deeply symbolic result that is definitely not for a light stomach. Source:sheep

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Pearly Digital Art by  Kathryn Blake

Kathryn Blake has a fresh and original inspiring universe that remind us the warm sunny atmosphere of Los Angeles. Her compositions usually feature summer-like objects like soda cans, fruits or totally unexpected elements such as body parts merging from the marble floor. She also plays with materials, from iridescent to pearly surfaces and philodendron leaves and pool water on peach, turquoise and mauve backgrounds..

Source:fubiz.

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Real Flower Mobile Phone Cases To Celebrate Spring 

Etsy | HouseOfBlings

Mobile phones. The world is addicted. Life as we know it has ceased to exist. Nobody even has time to stop and smell the roses anymore. And now you don’t even have to, because thanks to these colorful mobile phone cases you can carry the flowers with you wherever you go!

The cases, which are made by HouseOfBlings and are available on Etsy, contain real pressed flowers and come in a variety of vibrant designs. Some of them look like bouquets, others looks like trees, but all of them look as fresh as a daisy and they’re sure to make other people reconsider how their own phones look. Because after all, what’s the point in a mobile phone if it doesn’t look fantastic? Source:boredpanda

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Sunset Selfies – When a photographer is having fun with cardboard silhouettes  by John Marshall

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Sunset Selfies is a series of creations of John Marshall,  based on an island in Maine, who is having fun staging himself with large cardboard cut silhouettes, playing with the shadows and lights of sunset. Dinosaurs, sirens, sharks or even aliens and werewolves, an amazing series full of humor! An awesome project in line with Peace of Paper, the paper art of Jo Chorny . . Source:boredpanda and ufunk.

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Girls Swallowed by Beautiful Vortex of Patterns

Through her colorful paintings, artist Monica Rohan portrays young girls lost in the middle of flowers and plants heap and hiding in vast patterned sheets of patterned and colorful fabric

Source:fubiz 

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Hidenobu Suzuki : Spring In Japan

500px.com 

Japanese photographer Hidenobu Suzuki offers an immersion in his native country. He freezes colorful landscapes from the Land of the Rising Sun. From colors of the Mt. Fuji during the sunset to waterfalls in the hearth of nature, including isolated villages, all aspects of Japan are in his pictures. 

Source:fubiz / boredpanda

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Pictures That Are Way Too Perfect To Be A Coincidence

Source:buzzfeed

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Double Exposure – Portraits by Erkin Demir

freelance fashion photographer from Turkey born in 1989. It removes the amazing simplicity and entertainment pictures with double exposure.