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Latte art
via Cheezburger
Analog to Digital by WBK
See the whole set here
Explosions in the sky
Image by Bulgarian artist Aneta Ivanova
Motoi Yamamoto paints with salt
Astro Boy
artwork by California artist Tim Biskup
Anya Brock
Anya Brock paints some pretty sexy ladies and some cool birds too.
If you live in the West, you might recognise her work from the covers of the Urban Walkabout series.
Follow her on instagram for more arty updates @anyapaintface
Design Nerds Assemble
Mine Mapping
Mine Map by Elizabeth Sampson, 2012 Illustrating how mining has literally shaped Australia via Truly Deeply
Decks for Skateistan
Skateistan is one of our favourite projects on earth… and here’s a great opportunity for you to get involved and score some killer product along the way.
These one-of-a-kind skate decks are currently being auctioned off on eBay, with all proceeds going to Skateistan, the international not for profit organisation using skateboarding as a tool for empowerment in countries like Cambodia & Afghanistan.
View all the awesome art boards and even make a bid here
Motion in Air 2
The much anticipated follow-up to Mike Campau's Motion in Air series, these dancers were shot by legendary sports photographer Tim Tadder while Campau generated the virtual sculptures and combined everything in Photoshop.
See the whole amazing series here
Jack Kerouac: On The Table
Bespoke tabletop by UK mosaic artist Ed Chapman
See the rest of his folio, including portraits of Jimi Hendrix made entirely from guitar picks here
Biggie Smalls
artwork by JPS
Melania Brescia: Self portraits
Simple, sexy and seriously raw... We love how this 20 year old photographer has shown so many facets of her personality with just a camera and some imagination.
via My Modern Met
Chewing Gum Street Artist
Ben Wilson paints on the ground, usually around old chewing gum.
Oh, and he’s a grown man.
via DesignSoak
Urban affection
via BloodyLoud!
There’s always money in the banana stand
Your love is like a rollercoaster, baby
via Design You Trust
Artist makes his mark at Clemenger BBDO, Melbourne
We don’t know who did it.
We don’t know who asked him (or her!) to do it, or what the brief was.
We don’t even know whose office they did it in.
All we know is, this artist took an opportunity to decorate the offices of ‘Australia’s Agency of the Year’ to share their, somewhat negative, opinion of advertising.
Point made.
This guy carves through books
Kids with stickers + Blank white room = Art
How do you make kids do all the work constructing your piece for Brisbane’s Museum of Modern Art?
Step 1. Build a room and paint everything white.
Step 2. Invite tons of kids and give them craploads of stickers.
Step 3. Watch what happens
The Obliteration Room created by Yayoi Kusama
via @PSFK
(Timelapse Video) Amy doesn’t use paint brushes
via Reddit
Inner Demons II by Meggs
If you’re in Melbourne tonight, and a fan of pretty much anything Everfresh – get along to Backwoods Gallery to see Meggs unveil some hella skulls and awesome shtuff
Show us ya floppy disk… art
Cubism-inspired Beers by Dave Murray
(video) bottle – a stop motion film
And, just because we know you’ll want more… Here’s the making of.
created by Kirsten Lepore
at last! banksy’s real name is…
Blast! Foiled again
found via BuzzFeed.com
(video) just breathe
entire movies condensed into barcodes
Scarface, 1983
You know those ideas that are so rad and so new that when someone tells you about them you don’t really care… And then you actually see what they are talking about and BAM you understand why they were so excited in the first place?
These things are those that are them.
Entire movies, condensed into a single barcode image.
The Proposition, 2005
You can even buy some sweet prints of them for your wall.
And no, we don’t make any commission on them… I may just buy one too.
Slumdog Millionaire, 2008
Check out the entire list here
rumble in the metallic jungle
Thought you’d seen every visual homage to the greatest boxer of all time? Not quite.
Check out this recently completed work from artist Michael Kalish, entitled reALize, commissioned by the former Mr. Cassius Clay himself.
ReALize took Kalish 3 years to complete and incorporates 1,300 speed balls, two miles of aluminium tubing and five miles of stainless steel cabling.
via Visual News
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