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Twist

UK based artist David Barton disrupts iconic paintings in his spare time, infusing a pop culture layer into renown master artworks to add a little fun.

You can support David by purchasing one of his prints here.

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Walk this way

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Word on the Street

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Simple idea of representing sequence using turle graphics:

A,T - turn left

G,C - turn right

Two versions : 60 degrees and 30 degrees

Repeats look's cool, also thing that mutations will be detectable by angle

Here is a code:

import turtle sequence='cgctgcgctgccaggaggagaactacctgccgtcgccctgccagtccggccagaaggcgtgcgggagcgggggccgctgcgcggtcttgggcctctgctgcagcccggacggctgccacgccgaccctgcctgcgacgcggaagccaccttctcccagcgctgaaacttgatggctccgaacaccctcgaagcgcgccactcgcttcccccatagccaccccagaaatggtgaaaataaaataaagcaggtttttctcctctaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa' degree=90 distance=6 coef=1.008 turtle.screensize(1500,1500) ts = turtle.getscreen() print ts.window_height() print ts.window_width() seq = turtle.Turtle() # Create a turtle, assign to seq seq.pensize(1.5) turtle.delay(0) seq.ht() def adenine(): seq.pencolor("red") seq.left(degree) seq.forward(distance) def tymine(): seq.pencolor("blue") seq.left(degree) seq.forward(distance) def guanine(): seq.pencolor("lightgreen") seq.right(degree) seq.forward(distance) def cytosine(): seq.pencolor("black") seq.right(degree) seq.forward(distance) for nuc in sequence: if nuc == "a": adenine() elif nuc == "t": tymine() elif nuc == "g": guanine() elif nuc == "c": cytosine distance=distance*coef ts.getcanvas().postscript(file="seq.eps") turtle.exitonclick() #seq.ht()

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Love wood

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Love connected

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Matthew Quick

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French artist Pierre-Adrien Sollier recreates world-famous paintings with one playful difference: he swaps out all of the people and animals in each piece with versions that look just like plastic Playmobil figures. Their unblinking black eyes and frozen smiles are as whimsical as they are thoroughly creepy.

No matter what the style, from Seurat’s Pointillism to Dalí’s Surrealism to Hopper’s American realism, and even the fantastic craziness of The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch, each of Sollier’s stunning acrylic paintings is instantly recognizable as the masterpiece it represents.

Head over to Pierre-Adrien Sollier’s website to check out more of his delightful Playmobil paintings.

[via io9 and Geek Art]

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The Sketching Backpacker - Robert A. Alejandro via Étapes.

Artists on tumblr

Lustik:  twitter | pinterest | etsy

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Best of the Street

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The Great Wave off Kanagawa Alphabet, Aditya Tri

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How to build a human, Eleanor Lutz

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The soft machine, Pâté

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