Michael Mazur, Canto IV, Limbo, 1996
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Michael Mazur, Canto IV, Limbo, 1996
Francisco Goya and Gustave Doré Gothic Hatchings
Tokyo, Which Hasn’t Seen November Snow In Over 50 Years, Surprised To Wake Up In A Winter Wonderland
@todayintokyo Was it this magical?These are incredible. I wish I was there. I was there 2 years ago in SUMMER. And now it’s snow? it seems so out of reality now.
‘A Better World Is Possible’
80 x 60 cm (32″ x 24″), oil on canvas
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Gregory Crewdson Studio and Vouge Italia are teaming up on a new photo contest titled “The Uncanny.” The winner will be selected by Gregory and will have their image published alongside selection of the best images on vogue.it.
To enter, post your photo submission on Instagram with @CrewdsonStudio #UncannyContest in the caption before the submission deadline on September 4th, 2016.
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Image: Gregory Crewdson, The Den, 2014, digital pigment print, 37 ½ × 50 in (95.3 × 127 cm), Edition of 3 + 2 APs © Gregory Crewdson
HOLY SHIT, IT WAS THE ORIGINAL ONE
MAKE A WISH
the first post ever on tumblr
I WAS EXPECTING IT TO BE A REMAKE OF SOME SORT HOLY FUCK
WHO THE FUCK KEEPS BRINGING THIS BACK
reblog this because it shows up every blue moon
I FOUND IT ✊
I WAS SO SCARED IT WOULDNT BE THE ORIGINAL
This seemed appropriate for a day like today for us Vancouverites. It’s a piece called ‘Murakami’s Raincloud’, inspired by Haruki Murakami’s book 'Kafka on the Shore’…when fish mysteriously start raining from the sky. #lightandlinesstudio #drawing #illustration #penandink #ink #murakami #fish #rain #rainyday
Concept art of Slava Thisset
Instagram, Behance
« Local Preacher”, “Thisset” and other nicknames for this talented Russian conceptual artist Slava which created digital art concepts. Source:zeutch
Daniel Danger a spotlight into the dark beauty of decay
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An illustrator and printmaker who works out of the H.P.Lovecraft heartland – New England, USA. His work isn’t necessarily Lovecraftian but he does capture an essence of feeling that comes when you realise time has abandoned a place. This dark with a small “d”. There’s a sense of fun at work here. Evocative scenes that inspire rather than bring you down into bleak despair. emptykingdom / 411posters
Japan’s spacecraft flew by Earth to gain energy for its journey to asteroid and captured it
Hayabusa spacecraft is on a six-year journey to meet with the asteroid Ryugu, deliver several landers, snatch a sample of material and then return to Earth in 2020. The high-tech craft made an Earth flyby yesterday (3rd Dec.), a year to the day after launch, gaining gravitational energy to enable it to reach Ryugu’s orbit in 2018.
As it departs Earth, the only radio visibility for communicating with the craft will be from the Southern Hemisphere, and that’s when the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) teams up with European Space Agency’s as their deep-space tracking dish in Malargüe, Argentina, will go into action. ESA will include sending commands and receiving telemetry on its health and status.
Image credit: JAXA
Ron English’s “NEONATURE” at Corey Helford Gallery.
Opening on December 12th, 2015 at Corey Helford Gallery in Los Angeles, California is Ron English’s massively awaited new solo show “NEONATURE.”
English, known for his epic paintings mixing high and low culture, examines evolution with “Neonature.” As English puts it, “evolution is everything - wings flap and echoes trigger new means. It is intellectual communication. What is a butterfly pattern but a flamboyant yet fragile grab at the chance to spread the dust of its wings into new and larger worlds, a chance to seed before being consumed.”
The show will be on display until January 9th, 2016.
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The collection of colors inside Nasir al-Mulk Mosque in shiraz leaves you in awe.
Emotives portraits by Steve Salo
Saatchi Art
Steve Salo is a Australian contemporary painter who is best known for his emotive and expressionistic portraits.
Steve is an explorer. In creating his paintings, he has extraordinary patience for working things out. Often it is the imagining of a picture that takes the most time; hours, days or weeks of pondering and unravelling as he sits capsuled in his couch in front of the easel. Then, when ready, the painting flows out of him in an inspired frenzy. Other times he might just add a stroke then return to the couch to review the evolving image and plan his next move. The magic moments are when he touches the canvas and the painting “paints itself”.
Source: emptykingdom and artsatlas