Im on a creative discovery sprinkled with sarcasm

Arty, funny and everything in between.

[a-little-bit-pre-raphaelite]

Remembering William Morris who died on this day in 1898, this deathbed portrait is by Charles Fairfax Murray

[lakekraken]

These are some terribly creepy wire deer things someone put up outside a business at the edge of a forest near my parent’s house. They are super creepy in the mist or at twilight, cause I always forget they are there and startle when I see them.

Wilburwhateley, thought you might get a little kick out of them :D not super impressive, but let me tell you when you’re driving and tired and listening to horror stories on audio it sure gets a jump.

[wilburwhateley]

 Is that chicken wire + safety reflectors? :D Those are great! 

[creamurjeans-deactivated2017061]

Teardrops of the Sea ~ Jake Probelski

[translucentmind]

King Nature //  Klim Novoseltsev

[alfiusdebux]

Ynez Johnston. Venice   [source]

[2headedsnake]

[spaceshipsgalore]

Colonial Viper - Battlestar Galactica #spaceship – https://www.pinterest.com/pin/541206080204050909/

[lacchus]

“Towards the end into the beginning” Oil on canvas 90x70cm 2016

by Aleksandr Chebotariov, Lithuania

[redlipstickresurrected]

Aleksandr Chebotariov, Lithuania  Artist On Tumblr

[lsleofskye]

Vapour Trail Dusk

[cavegirl66]

1915

[lotusgurl]

Mental sunshine….

[sgeoffa]

[iamjapanese]

Daniel Ablitt（British, b.1967）

here and here

[clarecoxy]

Hornsea at Sunset

[littlek0i]

Winter is still coming, right? Weather here is warming up, but I cannot resist the cooler tones in these @fairmaidenpolish beauties - [Sleigh Bells in the Snow], [Winter Moon], and [Frozen Heart] They’ve been smooshed and stamped over for this wintery scene, complete with a direwolf peeking out. I can’t help it, #gameofthrones is my favorite show! Blog post is up for #stampimgsaturday with a ton more pictures and details, so drop by for a look! http://bit.ly/1rAjrl5 #nailpornography #nailart #nails #design #nailpolish #gameofthrones

[art-tension]

Long Tunnel Excavated Through the Walls of a Gallery by Daniel Arsham

The Future Was Then is the new exhibition by artist Daniel Arsham who broke the walls of SCAD Museum of Art in Pamela Elaine Poetter Gallery. In fact, he installed a series of faux walls in concrete on 300 feet, and cut the center in an abstract shape. By walking into this long tunnel, the visitor will see another installation called Wall Excavation where we can see a human silhouette. It’s a reflection on the way human interact with architecture, how he continues to build and destroy buildings. An exhibition to visit until 24th July 2016.

Source: fubiz 

[dappledwithshadow]

Simon Schubert Light

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[modernambition]