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The McLaren Headquarters - Ultra Clean, Sterile & Minimal
McLaren, easily one of the most familiar names when it comes to F1 and supercars doesn’t...
Self Portrait contest - The Public winner!
here it goes… the most voted self-portrait by the public: Nini Baseema with her wonderful...
Searching for a narrative constructed only by the randomness of the encounter, photographer Ruben Brulat has traveled from Europe to Asia by land...
UN City by 3XN Studio
The atrium functions as the centre of daily life for the office, offering visual and physical connections...
DRAWING BY WERONIKA KRZEMIENIECKA
Poland, Lodz based Illustrator, Graphic Designer Weronika Krzemieniecka (behance / facebook)
(student of Strzemiński Academy of Fine Art)
DEEP SKY OBJECTS BY GERALD RHEMANN
Astrograph Gerald Rhemann - “I am specialized in deep, wide-field vistas of the Milky Way using short-focal-length telescopes and large-format CCD cameras. In partnership with my friend Michael Jäger we are searching the sky for undiscovered comets and record those which are currently visible. I have been sky-shooting since 1989. I photograph under the clear skies of the Austrian Alps, the Canary Islands, and the deserts of Namibia. I was born in Vienna, where I owned a camera store. Currently I work as a sales manager and consultant for Astro Systeme Austria, which is a company producing high quality Astrographs.”
Object: NGC 7293 Helix Nebula/Aquarius
Object: Objects around Antares/Scorpius
Object: IC 4592 / Scorpius
Object: NGC 6559 Sagittarius
Object: IC2177/Constellation Monoceros_Small Version
Object: Reflection and Emission Nebulas Scorpius/Ophiuchus IMAGE DETAIL
Object: Sh2-1 Scorpius
Object: Reflection and Emission Nebulas Scorpius/Ophiuchus OVERVIEW
THE REAL LIFE MODELS BY FLORA BORSI
Photographer, Graphic Designer Flora Borsi (facebook | behance) - “Nowadays almost every photographer use graphics software to complete the picture, like many painters used ‘original version’ in the past.
Some artists use pure imagination to paint their artworks, others may prefer to create art by using a real life model as reference for the anatomy.
What if these abstract models were real people?”
“Fascinated by the ocean, photographer Pierre Carreau is naturally drawn to the study of waves, their essence, their movement, and their shape. All of his work features the energetic life of the ocean as it crashes onto the shores, with every painterly shot more unique than the next. Carreau believes his photographs mix power with fragility and he says, “I like the fact that this energy comes from far away to be revealed on our beaches.” Carreau is able to document the beautiful light and shadows that shine along the surface of the water, producing what appear to be delicate pieces of glass that viewers will want to reach out and touch. Capturing such perfect moments takes a lot of work, and the artist finds that he needs to take hundreds of photographs to get exactly the right moment. But, as we see in his collection of what he calls “liquid sculptures,” the hard work is totally worth it as he successfully brings to us the stunning, crystal-clear details and transparency of the powerful ocean waves.”
[via: leslieseuffert]
THEY SHOOT HORSES DON’T THEY
Artist Stephan Balleux - “This section displays the works I produced during my stay in Melbourne, at the Wardlow Art Residency” [See More]
BODYSCAPES BY LIVIU BURLEA
Moldova, Chisinau based photographer Liviu Burlea - “As for me - Life is a Miracle. Photography as an art has been a great discovery. A discovery to the sense of exposing the introspective nature of creativity by searching the never ending changes.”
ILLUSTRATION BY VICTO NGAI
Artist Victo Ngai (tumblr / behance)- “Victo is a New York based illustrator form Hong Kong, graduated from Rhode Island School of Design majoring in illustration.”
via: 4art
INDIA LAWTON Photography
via: myampgoesto11
TOMORROW WILL BE LIKE TODAY
via: kateoplis
“A revelation trembled just beyond the threshold of her understanding.”
Drawings: Eno Henze, Tomorrow will be like today
SMALL PEOPLE BY BETTINA GUBER
Germany, Krefeld-based photographer Bettina Güber
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