I get a lot of what I do done

Scaling remarkable's orders of magnitude--- sydneycohen.com

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For your comparison

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Slip casting demo from the generous @eskull today in Treadwell #materialcolor (at California College Of Arts Oakland Campus)

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#lukazalove #amiralove #nickjanklove (at Lago Projects)

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@bluekaza #LagoProjects Lukaza Branfman-Verissimo's beautiful solo show at Lago Projects in Oakland (at Downtown Oakland, Oakland, California)

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What's great is when you have a studio visit and your guests really really LOOK at the Art. Studio visit from Anya, Galen and Olema today was perfect. #studiovisit #galen&anya #love #olema not sure this one is done. #sydneycohen @headlandsarts (at Headlands Center for the Arts)

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#Repost @artwalksj TONIGHT 7PM: South First Fridays’ @ArtWalkSJ and ThirdSpace Fitness present "A Feeling of Filling", making styles from collage to text based paintings, culminating in a gorgeously rich body of visual pieces. The artists' musings are recorded in fabric, paper, color and pattern leaving work that echoes a beautiful and sometimes inarticulable relationship to material and environment. A feeling... features: Sydney Cohen, Sara Emsaki, Megan Reed, Tosha Stimage, Lukaza Branfman-Verissimo, Rachel Weidinger. @artwalksj #thirdspacefitness #southfirstfridays #community #collage #painting #art #dtsj #wearesanjose Thank you @threeknees @bluekaza @megan_e_reed @saraemsaki (at San Jose, California)

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2016 wintery painting in the summer (at Headlands Center for the Arts)

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“The wings possessed little claws to allow the birds to climb around in trees”

“Two wings from birds that lived alongside the dinosaurs have been found preserved in amber.

The "spectacular" finds from Myanmar are from baby birds that got trapped in the sticky sap of a tropical forest 99 million years ago.

Exquisite detail has been preserved in the feathers, including traces of colour in spots and stripes.

The wings had sharp little claws, allowing the juvenile birds to clamber about in the trees.

The tiny fossils, which are between two and three centimetres long, could shed further light on the evolution of birds from their dinosaur ancestors.”

via bbc

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[hyperallergic]

In the 1950s and ’60s, book cover designers borrowed from the aesthetics of the burgeoning Op art movement, creating brightly colored geometric patterns that looked like mass-produced Bridget Rileys or Victor Vasarelys. If you wanted to get your hands on one of these mid-century graphic design gems today, you’d probably have to try your luck at a used bookstore or do some deep digging online. Or you could watch German artist and designer Henning M. Lederer give these covers a 21st-century update — he’s turned 55 of them into mesmerizing animations.

Hypnotic Animations of Vintage Op-Art Book Covers