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Syd Mead -
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Making Visible is a collection of findings by Dan Schmidt. Nothing can replace an "actual" journal, but this collection of art, music, science and cultural miscellany will do just fine as an online outpost.
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This looked way too cool not to share, it’s an iPad painting brush. Get one here. I wish I had an iPad to use one of these with!
holy crap
wow. WOW! i’d be afraid i’d never want to deal with messy paints again…
I have mixed feelings… but I still want it…
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Modern Art by Craig Damrauer
“Yeah, but you didn’t” has been my standard response for as long as I can remember.
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"Every kid starts out as a natural-born scientist, and then we beat it out of them. A few trickle through the system with their wonder and enthusiasm for science intact."
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Carl Sagan (via cwnl)
I’ve always thought the same thing about artists. One thing’s for sure: we need to stop beating up our children.
(Source: ikenbot)
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Matt Wisniewski’s digital collages are elegant and intriguing - this piece from his “Futur Couture” series caught my attention.
Found via Art Sponge.
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Dan Witz - Mattituck liquor. Huile et technique mixte sur toile, 112 x 152 cm (2007)
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Teun Hocks (b. 1947)
For over a quarter of a century, the Dutch photographer and painter Teun Hocks has been performing as the “everyman” in his photographs, inventing scenes that are confrontations with failure, puzzlement and wonder. His single-figure studies are pictures of a middle-aged man caught in variously absurd circumstances.
Hocks’ photographs are cinematic in their process and mood. First, he constructs scenes in his studio and takes a black and white photograph. He then hand colors the photographs with transparent oil paint, taking precise care in the coloring in order to create specific emotions and atmosphere. The accumulation of these elements makes the environments seem like surreal portals.
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