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In my searches for stunning photo images I keep coming back to boats. I haven’t figured out yet what exactly there is about the boats on the water that intrigue me so powerfully. It really doesn’t matter. On a few memorable occasions, though, a boat took me to some places that I would have never [...]
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I love photography. Sometimes, to distract myself from things that do not feel all that that pleasant, I go and browse beautiful, inspired photos. They make me smile, they take me to the places I’ve never been to before, and sometimes their lively colors take my breath away. A few of my favorites, randomly chosen [...]
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Image by Reggie Rachuba via Flickr David McCandless devoted his life to drawing beautiful database examples. Related articles The Joy of Stats available in its entirety (flowingdata.com) From When to Whenever: Mapping TV and Movie Time Travel (gearfuse.com) Data visualization videos (r-bloggers.com)
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Image via Wikipedia I just watched this TED video of Sheena Iyengar’s speech on the topic of the art of choice. It clearly fascinated me enough that I want to share it with everyone who is interested in learning some surprising results of the studies on how people choose, what makes them think they are [...]
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Ernest Dimnet once said, “Architecture, of all the arts, is the one which acts the most slowly, but the most surely, on the soul.” I couldn’t agree more. Living in, working in or just walking often by the building that’s a piece of art must surely have an elevating effect on those who appreciate aesthetics.
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There are some incredibly creative artists walking this planet, who are able to put together the most astonishing creations – even from recycled items. A good example is this motorcycle, built out of recycled wire and tire tubes – in Zambia.
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So it has been a while, but a new post is here :]
I found this while using stumbleupon and I just needed to share this, its just so amazing. This artist(s)? use common home items to create some pretty epic stuff.
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Stephanie Pui-Mun Law is a fantasy illustrator and watercolor artist. Her artistic career began in 1998 after she graduated from a program of Computer Science. After three years of working by day and painting by night she left her work for her paint. On her art: Much of my art derives its inspiration from mythology, [...]
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I think it’s time for something a little different, so I bring you some wonderful examples of art jewelry. And while you could say that all jewelry is a form of art, I believe the following pieces go the extra mile to live up to the term “art jewelry”. And don’t forget- if you’re interested [...]
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Sri Rajes’ fourth art tips-and-tricks lesson is not about how to paint flowers but How to Paint Sea Themes. She uses a unique 3D style and all kinds of natural materials to create lots of different sea-themed paintings. This way of creating art works most reminds of childhood playfulness. Love it, hope you do to!
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