check it out bro

[just-art5]

Orchid And Hummingbird Near A Mountain Waterfall by Martin Johnson Heade, 1902

[alfiusdebux]

Robert Motherwell. In Yellow Ochre with Two Blues, 1968   [source]

[yama-bato]

Chiura Obata     

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Pacific Sunset and Lone Cypress Tree

Medium Original Watercolor and Sumi-e on Paper

c.1944

link

[iamjapanese]

Chiura OBATA（小圃 千浦 Japanese/American, 1885-1975）

Lake Basin in the High Sierra    1930

Ink And Color On Silk Mounted On Paper

Lake Basin in High Sierra, Johnson Peak, High Sierra, USA　1930

Color Woodcut

[abridurif]

Sigmar Polke, Untitled (Quetta, Pakistan), 1974-1978

[rifles]

John Baldessari  – There Isn’t Time (Goya Series), 1997

[theimagerie]

Thomas Struth – Canyon, 2013

[ce-sac-contient]

Thomas Struth - Paradise 26 (Bougainville), Palpa, Peru, 2003

Chromogenic print (203.2 x 160 cm)

[ce-sac-contient]

Andreas Gursky - Ocean IV, 2010

Chromogenic print, artist’s frame (341 x 249 cm)

[wewhowander]

Nyssa Sharp

[manufactoriel]

Beyoncé, by Nyssa Sharp

[theartidote]

“Plenty of people miss their share of happiness, not because they never found it, but because they didn’t stop to enjoy it.” - William Feather #ThingsItTakesAWhileToUnderstand ⏸ artwork by Seth Searle

[astridterrazas-blog]

“it kinda hurts you know? and I’m running low on soil”

here’s a lil’ illustration of the difficulties of romance in another planet (based on real life feelings and the yearning for pink skies)

 made for popculturepuke **thx bbg rachel**

buy the zine at http://www.popculturepuke.bigcartel.com 

~cool stuff by cool girls

[kuroutadory-blog]

Drawing Knowledge “botanical” 2016

[tinyghosthands]

I can’t stop thinking about this telephone. 

The Wind-Phone (kaze no denwa) is a disconnected telephone that a man named Itaru Sasaki installed in his garden as a private place to grieve the loss of his cousin. But, following the 2011 tsunami, word about the phone spread, & has reportedly been visited & used by over 10,000 people since.

[feministfiberart]

Anna Thomford, A Brief History Of Beauty Contests, Xerox on cotton, free motion machine embroidery, appliqué, embellishment “Anna Thomford has been a costume designer for over thirty years.  She also makes quilts, dolls, wearables and the occasional social commentary piece, one of which is A Brief History Of Beauty Contests, inspired by the death of Jon Benet Ramsey [child pageant star] in Dec. 1996.” “I work with cloth as a costume designer and artist.  Costume is a collaborative art in which the designer works to convey the vision of the director, but I have my own visions and in my own time I work on them. I was unaware of child beauty pageants until the death of Jon Benet Ramsey.  I found it shocking, and I found the whole history of beauty contests interesting, curious, and sexist.  I responded with this child size pageant cape.  Fake fur, ragged sequins, Xerox and all.”

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Olimpia Zagnoli