Artzzzzz

A collection of pictures, videos, and ideas that inspire my creative process.

[julierusso]

[prostheticknowledge]

#xpresionpixel

Hair colouring technique from X-Presion produces digital pixelated style - via Estetica Magazine:

After months of research, X-Presion developed #xpresionpixel, a revolutionary color technique featured in Revlon Professional’s latest collection. An innovative coloring process that achieves a new chromatic dimension and color pixelated effect on the hair, while playing with movement and transforming these textures into the appearance of the pixel effect

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[dezeen]

Nendo creates chocolatey waves for Maison&Objet installation »

[shadowsummoner]

So there was a space rainbow/ sun halo OF DEATH at school today………science teacher says its light refracting off ice particles  …. amazing 

[lmsjones]

Arcades by Troika -So simple yet incredibly effective - The Arcades installation is formed from fourteen columns of light that shine upwards in thin bars before passing through fresnel lenses. The lenses refract the light in a series of graduating angles, creating the illusion of curving light.

[psychobadgirls]

[valados-blog-deactivated2016102]

Shiit, I just came in from outside, and this shit was on the wall. That’s beautiful :)

[yougonna-fly-withme]

Sooooo here’s a bit of year 9 science for you. My mother being a science teacher was explaining to me (because year 9 was a long time ago) how to capture the refraction using a white light and prism shape glass, I think this will work with some of my pieces of crystal.

[helaeon]

Woven Stardust by Reciprocity on Flickr.

[greyfrequencymusic-deactivated2]

Total internal reflection produced by a glass prism. greyfrequency.co.uk

[alexandrabellart]

Frizions series - photographs of mircoscopic ice crystals and polarised light created by NASA scientist Peter Wasilewski.

1 - Frozen sun

2 - Depth

3 - Aurora nocturne

4 - Sublustra

[eliego]

untitled by ㄧ on Flickr.

[the-science-llama]

Bismuth Hopper Crystals — Synthetically grown crystals of Bismuth form “Hopper crystals" 

In the formation of hopper crystals, the outer edges of the crystal grows faster than the interior edge, leading to these angular crystals with a stepped structure. Gaps also form in the middle because the inner crystals grow slower and don’t have time to fill up that region, forming the ”hopper cart” shape. This characteristic is known to occur in a number of other minerals and elements such as calcite, halite, gold, and even in water (snowflakes). There are even instructions online on how to grow your own crystals.

[smokingtogether]

[ux-ie]

☺pale

[stranissimo]

[johnfidlerchinahat]

filament wire - Baoan, Guangdong, China - February 2013