Ali.Blahblah

For me. For you.

[gnarali]

[explore-blog]

100 years ago, the German polar researcher, geophysicist, and climate scientist Alfred Wegener coined the word Pangea to describe the ancient supercontinent that formed 335 million years ago as part of his revolutionary theory of continental drift, for which he was derided for decades before it became the pillar of our geologic understanding of our own planet. 

Italian artist and architect Massimo Pietrobon performs a terrestrial spacetime warp to map modern-day country territories onto the supercontinent 175 million years after it began breaking up – a pleasantly disquieting reminder that we live in a world of ephemeral realities, imaginary and negotiated, mapped onto a physical world that is just as ephemeral on the appropriate timescale. 

(via Kottke)

[manjitthapp]

Red Sun by manjitthapp / (instagram)

[ellohype]

Red light. Ink & red watercolor on A4 fabriano paper.

Via Paulettejo on Ello

[ijiot]

diary, 2016

[samspratt-deactivated20200724]

Circus skull study - Been juggling 20 illustrations across two record labels and an ad campaign for the last couple months, with the next month being the home stretch for deadlines. Bouncing between elaborate adventure posters, morbid character design, and a giant glamorous portrait has been crushing to my sanity, but has been a beautiful experiment in time management.

[gnarali]

Acrylic jellyfish.