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Filip Hodas’ otherworldly landscapes suggest surreal interventions by alien forces

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he otherworldly landscapes digitally crafted by filip hodas transport the viewer into a hypnagogic, hyperrealistic space that defies the physical laws that govern the world around us. since the beginning of 2015, the prague-based graphic designer has been realizing a daily render using programs like world machine, cinema 4D and octane. each of the compositions intersect nature and artifice through the meticulous, digital manipulation of earthly environments, suggesting surreal interventions by unnatural, alien elements — a parasitic cluster of pink balloons looms over an icy lagoon; a mammoth, cone-shaped rock formation pierces the ground from above; glossy, crystalline orbs hover above jagged cliffs. the highly-detailed quality of the rendered artworks offer a realistic survey and the possibility of impossible landscapes and scenes. Source: .designboom

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10 Of The World’s Most Magical Streets Shaded By Flowers And Trees

The Japanese observe the spring blossoms as a part of hanami - the appreciation of the transient beauty - but you don‘t need a deep, philosophical meaning to enjoy a leisurely stroll down these picturesque streets. And for those of us still in the icy grip of winter, they‘re a nice reminder of the coming spring. Source: boredpanda

1/ Washington DC, USA

2/Molyvos, Lesvos, Greece

3/Valencia, Spain

4/Nafplio, Peloponnese, Greece

5/ Bonn, Germany

6/ Tunnel Of Love, Romania, Caras-severin

7/ Stockholm, Sweden

8/ Cullinan, South Africa

9/ Porto Alegre, Brazil

10/ Spello, Italy

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Paintings animation “Vincent Van Gogh”

“Van Gogh Shadow” by Luca Agnani

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This curious experiment by Luca Agnani adds movement and lighting effects to thirteen paintings by Vincent van Gogh. You can judge for yourself whether it’s an improvement on van Gogh’s originals. Source:cartoonbrew

Watch this Video:

Van Gogh Shadow from luca.agnani on Vimeo.