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Trueseekers and Dreamers also Graphic Designer. Always play with my Fantasy and Imaginary.

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The Zen Of Kayaking I Photograph The Fjords Of Norway From The Kayak Seat. 

I am Tomasz Furmanek, amateur kayaker and adventure photographer. I started taking photos from the kayak about 3 years ago. My aim is to capture the beauty and balance of nature in the fjords and lakes, mainly in Norway. I also wish to motivate people to visit some of these remote locations and show them the joy of kayaking.

Many of my photos are taken in calm conditions with glassy water. The reflections and symmetry in the photos show the balance and calmness of experiencing nature from a kayak. The aim is to create the feeling of being in the photo and a wish to explore these locations. The kayak bow gives the viewer the point of view of a kayaker, and draws the person into the photo. The triangle of the bow also acts like a vector, directing the focus of the viewer to the scenery above the tip of the kayak.

I mainly kayak because it is a good way to connect with nature and get mental balance. Kayaking also enables me to visit places that are difficult to reach by other means. Most of the places in my photos can in calm conditions be kayaked by most people. In addition to giving people motivation for exploring the nature around us, I try to capture the calming and balancing effect that these location can have. I believe that it is important for our mental and spiritual development to connect to nature, especially in todays technological world.

Most of my kayaking photos are taken with either a GoPro camera or a Sony compact camera. I seldom use my DSLR cameras from the kayak since my focus is mainly on the composition and feeling than the technical quality.

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Luna Lamp Brings The Moon To Your Room

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These stickers will turn your doors into cute animals! 

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Tiny Tattoos Matched With Fitting Backgrounds.

Big, intricate tattoos are cool, there’s no denying that. But what about some tiny tattoos with matching backgrounds? That’s the idea of “Tiny Tattoos”, a photography series by Austin Tott. He takes wrists with the smallest of ink, and takes picture so that the background would complement it nicely. So, a tiny boat tattoo is accompanied by a naval map, and an envelope tattoo has some letters and envelopes in the background.

Austin Tott comes from Seattle, Washington. He is an art director as well as a product and concept designer. Usually, he works with abstract photography, fusing conceptual ideas and styles with raw emotion. Tott’s goal is to bring light to dark emotions… and naval maps to ship tattoos. credits by Austin

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Love Is In Small Things: Heartwarming Illustrations By Nidhi Chanani.

“Each day is comprised of moments of love,” says Chanani. ” Day by day the amount varies, sometimes it’s a kitty kiss or viewing a colorful sunset. Other days its sharing ice cream with my husband or a six hour chat with my best friend.”

Chanani’s illustrations are not only heartmelting, they also remind us that tiny details can make a big difference.

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another stunning lego photograph! Lego is the best toy in the world: so many exciting adventures, and such an awesome movie tie-in! And what wonderful Lego man art by Samsofy! This artists takes the yellow plastic men and women and places them in funny situations. Whether it’s inside a photo box or in the great urban outdoors, the plastic folk engage in blazing adventures.Samsofy is the pen-name of Sofiane Samlal, a French artist born in 1981. His work started with extreme sports in urban areas. Under the influence of geeky hobbies, it evolved into Lego photoshoots. “My work combines the techniques of photography, street art, model making and installations,” Samsofy wrote on Bored Panda. “In my created microcosms, I play with scale and material to alter perception.” by  Samsofy

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Don’t play with your food, unless you’re a food artist. Better yet, an artist that makes tiny food art on spoons. That’s the canvas of choice of Ioana Vinc, a Romanian architect who likes to take a break from designing buildings by arranging tiny food items on a spoon. It’s some impressive work: looking at Kermit the (Spoon) Frog, you can hardly tell it apart from original.

Vinc’s secret? Using big spoons! Well, regular big spoons, not novelty jaw destroyers. It’s part of her passion for creating art using everyday objects. In this case, extremely small bits of everyday objects. credits by Ioana

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Today Updated Art imitates life, and in these drawings by Julio Cesar based on random photos of people, imitate in a cheerful, quirky way! Be it a girl in a cafe or stock photography, or even an adult actress on magazine cover, they all get a transition into 2D. The level of detail and the drawing styless might change, but the result is always fun.

Julio Cesar (a.k.a M209) is a freelance illustrator who lives in Fortaleza, Brasil. He used to study publicity and advertising, but dropped out to focus more on his work. “My inspirations came from movies, musics and other illustrators,” Cesar said in an online interview. “I have a lot of inspiration from Rayner Alencar, who is another illustrator and also a friend of mine, who always helps me with tips and new techniques on Photoshop.” His main influences come from 80′s/90′s cartoons – I though I saw some Batman: The Animated Series in there! credits by Julio Cesar

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Today Updated Everyday objects speaking and mucking about – that’s the idea behind the whimsical illustrations by Tunisian illustrator Ta7rich. What would our daily items think or do, were they spontaneously animated? How does a mouse pointer feel about changing into other shapes? What are the woes of a rectal thermometer? Now we know!

Selim Zerouki started by defacing tables in school, an artistic spark that eventually led him to a fine art school in Algiers. He worked as an art director in several agencies before settling in Tunisia. “Yet, if I had to define myself I would say that I’m a perfectionist man-child in love with images,” Zerouki wrote on his website.

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Eyes are beautiful and infinitely characterful, and they are central to Tal Peleg’s makeup art. She draws miniature images on the eyelids. Tiny flowers, cartoon characters, cats, even Picasso paintings: her subjects are many and varied, and extremely detailed for their size. And we can’t even draw that well on canvas.

“Inspiration is all around me, and I give my own unique artistic interpretation using makeup,” Peleg wrote on Bored Panda. “It can be inspired by emotions, movies, fairytales, animals, food, important social matter and more.” This Israeli artist uses her own eyes, eyeshadows and eyeliners to create this fantastic art. credits by deMilked

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Today Updated  Artist Quits Her Day Job To Create Paper Art.  Sena Runa comes from Turkey, and she used to work as a human resources specialist. She discovered quilling three years ago, and took it up full time about seven months ago. “I’d advise them to follow their imagination,” Runa advised new quillers in an interview. “There they can find originality. If they try to copy others’ works, that will limit their works. And they should have the passion for it, they should keep creating even if they’re tired or it’s 6 am in the morning.” Credits deMilked

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Today Updated Watercolor Superheroes Made Of Big Color Splashes. Blule (Clementine Campardou) is a French illustrator now living in Sydney, Australia. She studied fine arts and industrial design in Paris. Blule’s work experience involves Fila and L’Oreal. She returned to painting after a few years of designing shoes and perfume bottles. Credits by Blule

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Today Updated 17 Year Old Self-Taught Mexican Artist Creates Stunning Watercolors And Pencil Drawings. Dany Lizeth, a creative and talented 17-year-old in Mexico, creates expertly detailed and beautifully colorful drawings of animals and people using watercolors and colored pencils. What’s even more impressive than her amazing talent at such a young age, however, is that she taught herself how to draw this well! This developing artist will begin selling prints of her works in a few weeks, so be sure to follow her Instagram and Facebook for more of her beautiful art! 

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Today Updated The Milky Way Over Yellowstone Will Leave You Breathless.  David Lane is avid fan of astro-photography. He wants to “help celebrate the beauty of the night skies and our galactic neighbors.” Lane works have appeared in magazines and online, as well as being Nasa’s astronomy picture of the day six times in 2014. Credits by David Lane

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Today Updated Little Road Signs For Little City Residents This project is an idea by Clinic 212, a Lithuanian creative agency in Vilnius. With this project they wanted to show people that they aren’t the only ones living in the city. All of the signs can be found around Vilnius. credits by Clinic212

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Today Updated Photoshop Genius by Erik Johansson Want to manipulate photos like a master? Then take a look at the work of Erik Johansson. He has made “work in progress” videos for several of his photo compositions. The road splitting apart like a zipper? It’s the result of combining many landscape images on a paper cut out. Follow these videos, look closely, and you’ll be on track to make your own surreal landscapes. Maybe we’ll even feature them one day!Erik Johansson is a photographer from Sweden who works in Berlin. His goal is to make all his strange photos as realistic as possible – even when they’re composed of many image layers. To that end, he doesn’t use CGI or stock images – only pictures he took himself.