Tea not holy water.

[chuckgroenink]

Favourite bit from an illustration I just did. Still ineffably busy. 

[teanotholywater]

amazing work by Chuck Groenink.

[ellexxx]

[teanotholywater]

mike nealson mirror infill 2006

[aoifeannamullan-deactivated2017]

‘Coral Reef’, Mike Nelson

[likeafieldmouse-deactivated2015]

Ira Tviga - Sound-Light (2010)

Tviga’s Sound-Light project was conceived out of the fact that a mere 8% of the earth’s forests are protected, and that destructive logging is threatening vast areas. 

She recorded the sounds of the Silger forest along the border of Russia/Finland, “capturing the voices of trees about to be felled—and then made them visible.”

[doucelamourrr]

[thefearsarepapertigers]

[thisrusticlife]

[likeafieldmouse-deactivated2015]

Leon Vranken - Three-fold (2008)

[likeafieldmouse-deactivated2015]

John Beech - Cluster Coated Drawing (2006)

[bedroomfloor-deactivated2013050]

[dstore]

[jonidelarosa]

[browndresswithwhitedots]

[kellymccaleb]

[myidealhome]

pastels palette, spring inspiration (via Toast)

[urbanautica]

OPEN CALL ‘FAUNA’: BEGO ANTÓN ‘Butterfly Days’

In a small village in the south of England lives a small group of people who feel very pasionate about butterflies and moths; not merely because of their beauty, or their colors, or even the way they move, but because of all these things together. They know all about their habbits and their namnes in Latin. They collect books on them. They observe and record them. They even grow plants that attract them so as to have them near. They don’t understand how some poeple enjoy catching them. Butterfly Days is a love story between humans and butterflies. 

‘FAUNA’ is a new call open to any suggestions on photographic series related to animals. We will be posting the best submissions on Urbanautica and related channels. Deadline is February 18th. One project selected from among those submitted will be published and printed on the 4th issue 4 of “Stand” magazine together with the works of Alec Soth, Céline Clanet, Vincent Fournier and Trine Søndergaard. Stand is an advertisement-free photographic journal showcasing the work and thoughts of various contemporary photographers from all areas of the world. Submissions of the series are welcome at [email protected] or directly on our facebook page. Steve Bisson curator and art director of Urbanautica will also be selecting works for future exhibitions. The selection is made on series (full project). Yet we accept single images to share with our readers here on facebook… Thank you all and best wishes!!! 

© Bego Antón

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[teanotholywater]

reflections in a mobile home, sandy skoglund, 1977