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YOU ARE THE REASON
todays bird
pixel skylines
i don't do bad sauce passes
Monterey Bay Aquarium
noise dept.
if i look back, i am lost
@theartofmadeline
Sweet Seals For You, Always
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
Jules of Nature
Acquired Stardust
Product Placement
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Aqua Utopia｜海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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@thinkingofchaos
Melancholic Seascapes and Ships by Justyna Kopania
Polish painter Justyna Kopania composes stunning brooding seascapes of the sea and vintage ships sailing across the ocean. With the use of deep blue and moody colors, which create a beautiful atmospheric environment. To create a brooding setting, a mixture of heavy brush strokes and the use of a palette knife to add texture were applied to elevate the oil paintings beauty.
Atmospherics
KAOS Temple | Okuda San Miguel | Via
A historic church in the Spanish municipality of llanera, Asturias is no ordinary place for parishioners. Instead, the site has been made into a place of pilgrimage for athletes after its conversion into an indoor skate park. at the start of December 2015, artist Okuda San Miguel began work on a monumental, colorful mural which now canvasses La Iglesia skate’s vaulted ceilings, and window-lined walls. A vibrant display of faceted faces, geometric skulls and psychedelic wildlife encompasses the space overhead, wrapping all interior surfaces in a mesmerizing artwork. Created in collaboration with red bull, ‘kaos temple’ forms a sanctuary for both skateboarders and art lovers alike.
Designer Turns Salvaged Wood Fragments into Gorgeous Handmade Jewelry
Darren Almond - Fullmoon series, 2006
Mid-season
This is why I love the place where I grew up! Autumn is always so beautiful~
I don’t know the excact place of this pictures, but I’m pretty sure it’s on the Veluwe
Evgeny Lushpin
The crooked house of Windsor: the oldest tea house in England.
Ruka 1 & 2 by timo_w2s
Twilight blue snowy trees in Ruka, northern Finland
My country!
Photo by @janove (http://bit.ly/1ESlM0h)Drawing to an end.
#janovemakingstuff
Dan Marker-Moore
A small sampling of the time slice images you will find on Dan Marker-Moore’s tumblr. Each time slice stitched together from hundreds of photos to create one incredible image.
Check out this tumblr!
Illustrations by Iain Macarthur
Iain Macarthur is a freelance illustrator born in Swindon, England in 1986. He became a fanatic of art at the age of eight when he was first introduced to art through the medium of cartoon television shows and comic books. In 2008 Lain graduated from Swindon College with a degree in HND Illustration.
My work can be described as surreal and unique in its own way. Using mostly pencil, watercolours and pigment pens, I create portraits of ordinary people but create them in a unusual way by, embellishing patterns and watercolour effects into the portrait to give a vivid explosion effect transforming their faces from something plain to something entirely bizarre and wonderful at the same time.
Artist website, Facebook and Instagram.
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Joel Rea
In a recent article for the Huffington Post, Brandon Kralik writes – ‘Representational painting today is not what it used to be and cannot be dismissed as longing for the past or harkening back to the Romantics of the 19th century. Although Rea’s work shares an aesthetic with Romanticism this is not about going back at all. They take from the past and move us toward tomorrow. He calls himself a Contemporary Surrealist Painter. Wikipedia describes Contemporary art as having developed from Postmodern art and although Joel Rea is very much alive and is dealing with issues of our present time, his work is far removed from the multimedia and purely conceptual work that has come to define Postmodernism and much of what is referred to as Contemporary art. To me Rea’s work moves in separate direction, one that is reconstructive, or Post Contemporary, as it places importance on craftsmanship and empathy. One thing for certain is that Rea’s paintings speak in a language where such words are not needed at all. There need be no artspeak to accompany them, to tell the viewer what is happening. The paintings speak for themselves.‘
Images and text via Joel Rea
Clay Hickson
Day 3: Staylittle to Porthmadog. Road closures in the mountains caused a reroute to the coast. Still was able to get through a few peaks before the winds hit 50mph 😳💨 (at Tan Y Coed)
Trans-Canada Highway, British Columbia, Canada
