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Scan from “Kaba” (Katsuhiro Otomo). Poster illustration for the animation movie “Robot Carnival”, 1986.

Click picture for HD scan.

[deadscanlations]

Been looking for a scan of this poster since forever.

[deadscanlations]

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Robot-Carnival-Blu-ray/137631/?e=1

Man, hope this is a good release.

[arpeggia]

Robert Morris - Blind Time II and III, 1976-1985

Click on each image for more details about the work.

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T Wei @t-wei

Check us out on Instagram: @Lesstalkmoreillustration

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The Art of Phillip K. Smith III 

Phillip K. Smith III received his Bachelor of Fine Arts and Bachelor of Architecture at the Rhode Island School of Design.  From his Palm Desert, CA-based studio, he continues to push the boundaries and confront the ideas of modernist design.  Drawing inspiration from the cold rigidity of the Bauhaus movement, the reductive geometries of minimalism, and the optic sensation of California’s Light and Space movement, Smith III attempts to resolve the complex challenge of finding a natural state of life and spirit within these ideological aesthetic constrictions.  The results are deceptively simple and compelling objects that seem to breathe and move as you observe and interact with them.

Projects identified from the top:

Lucid Stead (images 01-03)

Quarter Mile Arc (images 04-07)

Reflection Field (images 08-10)

Follow the Source Link for images sources and more information.

[nevver]

Surface tension, Shuwei Liu

[birdloaf]

Why did you become an artist?

ive always hated making money and being taken seriously

[kalematsuba]

😍 holy mother this book is gorgeous

this is Kaneoya Sachiko’s artbook, SAC, that was just released this month for their Vanilla Gallery art exhibition in Japan

its huge, 300+ pages, and came hand signed with a postcard

this beauty burned a big hole in my wallet but gosh dang it was worth it. 

[humhums]

I want this book!!!!

[nevver]

Waiting for a sigh

[historical-nonfiction]

Tipu’s Tiger, a life-size, working mechanical organ. That happens to be shaped like a tiger eating a man. When cranked, you can hear the tiger growling happily as the man wails in agony. The  tiger automaton was made for Tipu Sultan, ruler of Mysore in South India from 1782-1799.

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A Cruel Angel’s Thesis intro:

The rest of the song:

[fuckyeahillustrativeart]

Marie Boiseau

http://marieboiseau.tumblr.com

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Spaceline 7

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Sleeping serpents on ancestral seabeds

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via Dominic Qwek

[supersonicart]

“Miguel Marquez Outside.”

Quite possibly the smartest artwork around, these street art installations by Michael Pederson, aka “Miguel Marquez Outside” (Previously on Supersonic Art) have never once failed at making me smile.  They’re just brilliant.

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See many more of Michael’s genius installations below:

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