Portrait Manqué

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Eyes on you, Dennis Busch

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Cats + Mathematics = the Furbonacci sequence

The Fibonacci sequence is found in many places in nature, including the branching of trees, leaves on a stem, the flowering of an artichoke, or an uncurling fern. But what if you applied this famous approximation of the golden spiral to our feline friends? Suddenly cats become even more awesome than we already thought they were.

Bored Panda is building a large collection of cute kitties demonstrating their mathematical prowess, nearly 40 as of the writing of this post. Click here to view them all.

Photos by thecheat42, Akimasa Harada, songbardbird, jacquiep, naux, and Beverley Goodwin respectively.

[via Bored Panda]

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Paintings by Nicola Samori

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See more Nicola Samori posts here.

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Portrait manque

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Soul sucking, Antoine Geiger

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Erik Olson - Motorcycle Crash, 2009, oil on panel, 20" x 16"

See more Erik Olson posts here.

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Nicola Samorì

[lustik]

Keep Smiling, 2011 - Mária CHILF via Caity Reynolds.

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Irving Penn for Issey Miyake, 1991

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Portrait of a sicilian girl (2014)

www.dojo.electrickettle.fr

prints available here

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Renaissance / Individual (2014)

www.dojo.electrickettle.fr

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Mercy (2015)

handmade collage, 21x31

www.dojo.electrickettle.fr

Print available here

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[nevver]

Iman Maleki

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[nervus-facialis]

Romina Ressia (b.1981, Argentina) - Renaissance brushstrokes

The work of Argentina-based artist Romina Ressia has a pictorial style. A classical influence can be identified in most of her projects but it is taken precisely to represent modern issues, how do they affect to society nowadays and how other atemporal issues are managed today. It is the way she uses to represent how people is touched by the changing world in which we live. The attempt to grant a fresh air to the classic style is one of the essential characteristics of her work. Ressia has exhibited her work in Milan, Buenos Aires, Edinburgh, Czech Republic and New York. © All images courtesy of the artist

[more Romina Ressia | via darksilenceinsuburbia]

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Januz Miralles - ‘Untitled’