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Artwork by Jonas De Ro

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Daniel Burnham, The Flatiron Building Under Construction, New York, New York

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Kadebostany  //  Castle In The Snow

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Past in the Future series 

     by Evgeny Kazantsev

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Anila Quayyum Agha

    Winner of both the public and juried vote of Artprize 2014, Pakistani artist Anila Quayyum Agha exercises the architecture of the Grand Rapids Art Museum in Michigan by infilling it with a dynamic interplay of shadow and light. Intersections comprises a 6.5 foot laser-cut wooden cube pierced with carefully crafted patterns and illuminated from the inside, which casts expansive, lace-like geometries onto the surrounding walls, ceiling and floor.

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Rust Cohle Remembers His Past Interstellar Life

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‘Draw Test’  made with Adobe Illustrator Draw

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The Last of Us / fan art 

  More details on the results of the competition can be found here

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Photo Realistic Graphite Drawings by Monica Lee

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Tree of Life

"This unique poster aims to highlight the responsibility we have in letting animal species thrive in their natural environment—we have a choice whether or not to preserve nature and let it grow. Specially designed to assert this crucial message, it forms the basis of social attitudes towards Mother Nature for the many people out there who want to make a difference in our world."

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3D sand drawings by Harkins

Harkins is a fantastic artist who transforms a beach into alternate realities by creating 3D sand art. Harkins told The Herald:

"We've seen other people doing stuff on beaches, but it's always been geometric, flat shapes, like a pattern, so we thought we'd get into the whole 3D thing," he said. "And I kind of like the fact that it disappears at the end of the day when the tide comes in. It makes it impermanent."

via Gizmodo