STUFF I LIKE
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Andrew Wyeth - Above the Narrows (1960)
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“sur le chemin du retour”, technique mixte sur papier, 36x48 cm. 2011
Loïc Arnaud
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“sur les chemins de Béthléem”, huile sur papier. 2011
Loïc Arnaud
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Daniel Barkley
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meyer
jeffrey “goofbutton” meyer is a huge inspiration for me. check out his work here:www.facebook.com/artbyjeffreymeyer
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Here it is!
Now that the Macro & Micro show is basically upon us (opening THIS FRIDAY!) I am now willing + able to share the full image in all...
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Monsters Creative Sandwiches (by Sandwich Monsters)
On tumblr
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Shi Jinsong: Another Shore (2011)
BIG RABBIT BY GELITIN
Rabbit (Artesina, Piemont, Italy. 2005), a gigantic pink cuddly toy made primarily of straw and wool, is the work of the artist group, Gelitin. It’s so big that one begins to get an idea of how small and insignificant a Liliputian must have felt next to Gulliver. According to the legend, dozens of grannies knitted one ton of wool into the rabbit’s skin, contributing to a work, which is to remain on site for 20 years-and left to rot.
INTERSECTION | NYC-NIGHT BY NAVID BARATY
NY, Brooklyn-based photographer Navid Baraty (facebook / behance) - “Anyone who’s walked around a city looking up at the grandeur of the towering buildings knows how small you can feel amid such giants. I wanted to instead look down from those dizzying heights and capture a surreal and altered perspective on the familiar chaotic but rhythmic life below. While there’s undeniable beauty in abstracting architecture into angles and reflections, I was attracted even more by the unique character of each city that could still be perceived from far above.” read more
ANTHROPOCENE BY DAVID THOMAS SMITH
From photographer David Thomas Smith’s exhibition Antropocene, images created from thousands of digital files from Google Maps, at the Copper House Gallery
Smith has created these images using a unique and groundbreaking technique. Each image is composited from thousands and thousands of thumbnails extracted as screen grabs from Google Maps, which are then reconstructed piece by piece using Photoshop to produce such incredibly detailed images, a level of detail one can only really experience in person.
FOG’S FACTORY BY JEAN-BAPTISTE POULAIN
France,Rouen-based photographer Jean-Baptiste Poulain aka Poulain JB (tumblr / facebook / behance)
COLD ABYSS BY ALEXANDER BOUQUET
(Tiefenbach - Germany ) Photographer Alexander Bouquet
PAPERSKY BY FLORIAN MUELLER
Germany, Cologne based photographer Florian Mueller - “The sky is changing. Constantly. As if it was never satisfied with it’s design, it’s color, the shape and texture of the clouds. Like a writer who is never satisfied with his sentences, words and ideas. Throwing away more and more crumpled paper, building a pile of lost and littered ideas. But sometimes it is worth to break out of this circle and pause for a moment, to dwell and reflect on rejected plans to build something new.”
FROST BY PATRICK HÜBSCHMANN
Germany, Baden-Baden-based designer and photographer Patrick Hübschmann (facebook), mainly focused on nature and landscape photography.
Aerial Photographs of Tulip Fields in the Netherlands by Normann Szkop
Abstract rainbows of color fill the landscape in these beautiful photos by French photographer Normann Szkop who hopped in a Cesna with pilot Claython Pender to soar above the tulip fields in Anna Paulowna, a town in North Holland. [via: thisiscolossal]
A SONG OF SILENCE
Stunning Black and white photography.
UK, Cardiff-based photographer Rob Hudson (flickr) - “Probably solitary advocate for a conceptual approach to landscape photography. Belittled thinker, photographer & writer, occasional poet.”
ARCTIC ICE PHOTOGRAPHY BY JANET LITTLE JEFFERS
Baltimore based photographer Janet Little Jeffers (facebook / flickr) - Through the viewfinder of a camera, Janet explores the unexpected and unexamined details of the natural and manmade world. Her photographs capture intriguing glimpses that may surprise the viewer, inviting a closer look at subjects that normally attract little attention. [see more “Arctic 2012”]
THE WEST IS HERE BY PATTI HALLOCK
Photographer Patti Hallock - Patti’s photographic work has focused on expressing loneliness and isolation and the ways in which we experience those feelings within or because of our environment. She is currently examining the myth of the American West and its many faces through the landscape. Patti teaches photography at the University of Colorado at Denver. Her work is represented by Plus Gallery in Denver, Colorado.
THE BEAUTY IN EXPIRED LA BY VICKY MOON
CA, Los Angeles-based photographer Vicky Moon - “Expired L.A. is an on going series of my exploration of Los Angeles at night. Every building is unique and captivating, as well as the individual color shifts each building creates with every exposure. I am fascinated by the drama that is created by the night sky and seek the beautiful in the over looked; I find the mundane to be extravagant and I find the beauty in the expired; This is my Los Angeles.”
ARCTIC DAWN
photos taken at West-Greenland (Ilulissat and Disko Bay) by Jan Erik Waider - Landscape Photographer and Graphic Designer from Germany with a passion for Nordic Countries like Greenland, Iceland or Norway. (facebooky | behance)
