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REFS;

@MRBIANCO “Tokyo giant @supplytokyo 🤝”

@FABIENMONTIQUE “@amcasting @off____white”

@CYRUSKHASHAYAR “Father: "What do you want to be when you grow up?" Son: "Ninja"”

@ELIMINATOR_TOKYO “ILA.STENCIL SERVICE...”

@FAKESICKNESS “happy new year 🐶🐶 #2018 2017 was heck of a year, thanks everyone for being the best part in my life. Let's kill it 2018 too!!!”

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Hanging with the Paris homey @wuyue5 in his studio sharing his #whatilikedtoday series (at Paris, France)

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Yue Wu Transforms Instagram Likes Into Drawings [feedly]

Yue Wu Transforms Instagram Likes Into Drawings // Beautiful/Decay Artist & Design [instagram likes] [instagram likes] [instagram likes] [instagram likes] Like a lot of us, artist Yue Wu uses Instagram. He “likes” things on Instagram, as we’re supposed to, but takes it one step further. Everyday, he turns those “likes” into drawings. Coming full circle, he then Instagrams the drawing and tags it the source photos. This way, you can click through to the originals. He tags this work as. These quick, black and white ink drawings are a mash up of a day. They vary in subject matter. Some include what you’d expect, like architecture and animals. Others are more bizarre, including one that has a greco-romanesque statue wearing protective eyewear, and a dancing skeleton wearing a top hat and holding a cane. The concept behind Wu’s drawings is relatively simple, but amusing. It also has me thinking about my own Instagram feed. We spend so much time looking (and sometimes mindlessly liking) photos. Wu’s drawings illustrate what stands out in the deluge of images. What would your look like? (Via Booooooom) [Yue Wu -][Yue Wu -] [Yue Wu -] [Yue Wu -] [Yue Wu -] [Yue Wu -] The post Yue Wu Transforms Instagram Likes Into Drawings appeared first on Beautiful/Decay Artist & Design.