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By carving delicate block-shaped details that separate from various parts of the sculpture, artist Hsu Tung Han successfully creates the bizarre yet magnificently original illusion of pixelation in 3D form. He applies this technique masterfully on his most recent finished product, which depicts a snorkeler underwater. Here, the wooden ‘pixels’ seem to represent the water that surrounds and submerges the snorkeling man. (source)

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Wow that’s amazing

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A nice aggressive stance on this Kawasaki Ninja 250 with some nice touches by @arnessto_rico from @gearheadmonkey garage. . . #croig #caferacersofinstagram #caferacer #kawasaki #flattrack

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Is there a better looking custom 250?

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In Sydney you’ll find these fun urban interventions by artist Michael Pederson. (Source) For bizarre world posts: https://sixpenceee.com/tagged/world

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‘Free Bird Seed’ Graffiti Leads To Unexpected Surprise In Chicago

Via Works By E.Lee | Instagram (h/t: streetartnews, demilked)

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‘Free Bird Seed’ Graffiti Leads To Unexpected Surprise In Chicago

Via Works By E.Lee | Instagram (h/t: streetartnews, demilked)

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Modern Wooden Houses With No Glue Or Nails

Depending where you are in the world, the techniques used to build houses can sometimes seem to be stuck in another century. Bricks and mortar, for instance, we build with them because we are used to ...

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When TV Logos Were Physical Objects

It goes without saying that nearly everything made with graphic design and video software was once produced using a physical process, from newspapers to TV Logos. But some TV stations and film studios took things even further and designed physical logos that were filmed to create dynamic special eff

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An Intricate Cross-Section of the Brain Depicted With Thousands of Layers of Gold Leaf

Taking nearly two years to complete, artist and neuroscientist Dr. Greg Dunn, along with his collaborator Dr. Brian Edwards, have mapped the neurons in the brain for a series of images titled Self Reflected. Produced through a technique they call reflective microetching, the two cross-disciplinary a

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Animals Etched onto Dirty Cars by Illustrator Nikita Golubev

Over the last few weeks, Moscow-based artist and illustrator Nikita Golubev has taken to the streets to etch images of animals onto the sides of completely filthy vehicles. The reductive process involves creating "clean" spots by wiping or scraping his images onto the gritty surface of each car. You

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Wild New Anamorphic Sculptures From the Warped Mind of Jonty Hurwitz

London artist Jonty Hurwitz (previously) revels in the skewed and twisted world of anamorphic artwork, where the meaning of a dramatically warped figures is only revealed when reflected against a viewing device, in this case a cylindrical mirror. While Leonardo da Vinci is credited for creating the

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Rogue Installations of Similarly Colored Objects Inside Big-Box Stores by Carson Davis Brown

Using found objects collected from within big-box stores, artist Carson Davis Brown creates color-specific installations for his photography series Mass. The works are organized conglomerations of basketballs, laundry baskets, wrapping paper, and other mass produced goods, each arranged by color wit

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Meet the Milky Way: A Timelapse Video Shot From the Cockpit of a Swiss Airliner

Sales Wick is an airline pilot, photographer, and film producer based in Switzerland who photographs the journeys of his many international flights on his website BeyondClouds. For his video Meet the Milky Way, Wick created a timelapse of his nighttime trip from Zurich to Sao Paulo, capturing the st

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New Minimalistic Single Line Tattoos by Mo Ganji

With a single delicate black line, Berlin-based tattoo artist Mo Ganji (previously) creates the faces of intertwined portraits, the details of flying birds, and the forms of running animals. Each tattoo relies on an unbroken line that varies only slightly in thickness as it weaves in and out of each

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