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inhabitat.com
repurposing, reclaiming, design, living, modernism
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Richard Feynman, The Great Explainer: Great Minds (by scishow)
Demonstrating how infographics, visualization and graphic design can make the world a better, clearer and mor fantastic place and 06:48.
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I didn’t know it until now, but I have been waiting years for this photo.
De Luxe Hugs™ are one of the services that Matt’s Platonic Snuggles, LLC provide.
(Source: wwwesty, via mattfractionblog)
Time-lapse Images of Nude Dancers Created with 10,000 Individual Photographs by Photographer Shinichi Maruyama
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Etsuko Ichikawa - Deai (2005)
Artist’s statement:
“These works are glass pyrographs that are made by drawing with hot molten glass, leaving the immediate charred tracery of my movement with the heat.
It is a way of capturing a fleeting moment and eternalizing it, and it gives the viewer the opportunity to see a gesture.”
Well, this is the coolest thing ever! “Whatcha doing today , Jill?”
“Worky working… painting comics with a paintbrush and paper. What are you doing?”
“Oh, I’m just using molten glass to capture the image of movement and a fleeting moment on a giant piece of paper with awesome charred fury, like a god…”
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Karl Friedrich Schinkel: Stage design for Mozart’s Die Zauberflöte - 1815 - Berlin
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Radvertising: Tattoo shop comes up with a legitimately clever use for QR codes(via @io9)
QR codes are one of those technologies where the execution just hasn’t lived up to the concept. But every now and then, someone comes up with a cool application of those little black squares.
Sci Art: Lovely medical illustration of the human skull painted directly on a human head(via @io9)
Professional airbrush and bodypaint artist Lisa Berczel painted this bit of medical makeup for the International Make-Up Artist Trade Show in Los Angeles.
Concept Art: Images of a massive, futuristic Megacity glittering in the night(via @io9)
Artist Yang Yongliang studied traditional Chinese painting and calligraphy at the Shanghai Fine Arts Institute, and his digitally manipulated images blend traditional landscapes with sometimes surreal and sometimes futuristic images.
