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whaoanon:

!!!! Since it came out yesterday, we can post the images!! These are the months I did for the calendar.  August and December!!!!

Go buy the calendar!! It’s really good there’s a buncha REALLY good art in there!! 

uwu

aaaaaaa so CUTE!!!

margueritesauvage:

Here’s my piece “Message IS the Bottle”, for the beautiful collective exhibition “Message in the Bottle” - at the Light Grey Lab Gallery - opening on this January 25 in Minneapolis, US.

When I got this mysterious thema for the exhibition my first thought was : nowadays a bottle in the sea is so ominous, I was so chocked when I discovered all the story about the “plastic continents” years ago (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Pacific_Garbage_Patch) …
So I decided to dedicate this piece to this subjetc.

You can see and buy all the arts here http://lightgreyartlabshop.bigcartel.com/category/message-in-a-bottle

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loish:

preview/WIP of a piece for my future, yet-to-be-released artbook. still have a lot of material that i still want to make for this book, but i’m optimistic about getting that done within the next couple months!

loish:

preview/WIP of a piece for my future, yet-to-be-released artbook. still have a lot of material that i still want to make for this book, but i’m optimistic about getting that done within the next couple months!

sbosma:

I have a creepy drawing in the Wall Street Journal today. It accompanies a book review of “Snow White Must Die,” by Nele Neuhaus, a new police procedural set in a village outside of Frankfurt. The book is about a series of killings with some Snow White parallels. 

I wanted to keep things menacing but vague, with some fairytale-esque colors. Turns out I do a pretty good job on creepy topics? I seem to get them a lot.

AD Dave Bamundo

Tagged: #art #rendiqueue

abstraire:

Photographs of Flowers Being Shocked With 80,000 Volts by Robert Bulteman

“Buelteman’s technique is an elaborate extension of Kirlian photography (a high-voltage photogram process popular in the late 1930s) and is considered so dangerous and laborious that no one else will attempt it—even if they could get through all the steps.

Buelteman begins by painstakingly whittling down flowers, leaves, sprigs, and twigs with a scalpel until they’re translucent. He then lays each specimen on color transparency film and, for a more detailed effect, covers it with a diffusion screen. This assemblage is placed on his “easel”—a piece of sheet metal sandwiched between Plexiglas, floating in liquid silicone. Buelteman hits everything with an electric pulse and the electrons do a dance as they leap from the sheet metal, through the silicone and the plant (and hopefully not through him), while heading back out the jumper cables. In that moment, the gas surrounding the subject is ionized, leaving behind ethereal coronas. He then hand-paints the result with white light shining through an optical fiber the width of a human hair, a process so tricky each image can take up to 150 attempts.” (via wired)

artforadults:

artworks by おどり

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ybee:

sparkle centaurs

ybee:

sparkle centaurs

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thursdaysotherdaughter:

smengel:

Sumi ink and pro-white and marker with digital colors.
My submission for http://supermurgitroidz.tumblr.com , for our Mythological Creatures theme post thing.  Based on ‘Cat Sìth’ and more specifically ‘The King of the Cats’.

Oh my gosh look at the teeny one near the back

thursdaysotherdaughter:

smengel:

Sumi ink and pro-white and marker with digital colors.

My submission for http://supermurgitroidz.tumblr.com , for our Mythological Creatures theme post thing.  Based on ‘Cat Sìth’ and more specifically ‘The King of the Cats’.

Oh my gosh look at the teeny one near the back