kureator: 線、模型、さらなる幻影　文/アヴィーク・セン naoya hatakeyama Lime Works (Factory Series) #41408 (1994) via http://www.art-it.asia/top

kureator:

線、模型、さらなる幻影　文/アヴィーク・セン

naoya hatakeyama

Lime Works (Factory Series) #41408 (1994)

via http://www.art-it.asia/top

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devidsketchbook:

UNDERWATER

Photographer Rodrigo Valente - raining day with a camera and some ideas 

Pinterest | Behance

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people scattered along the waves couldn’t this be an entire world?

people scattered along the waves

couldn’t this be an entire world?

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gorgeous art form

gorgeous art form

(Source: the-road-so-far-in-the-tardis, via jennink)

refero-mundus: smog in Shanghai (by marin.tomic) smog becomes the air and takes skyscrapers to a much further place Blog: Scribbling on the Computer ~ Twitter ~ Pinterest ~ Goodreads ~ Tumblr: Unconscious Plots

refero-mundus:

smog in Shanghai (by marin.tomic)

smog becomes the air and takes skyscrapers to a much further place

Blog: Scribbling on the Computer ~ Twitter ~ Pinterest ~ Goodreads ~ Tumblr: Unconscious Plots

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vibrant blue waves surround an ancient rock passage Blog: Scribbling on the Computer ~ Twitter ~ Pinterest ~ Goodreads ~ Tumblr: Unconscious Plots

vibrant blue waves surround an ancient rock passage

Blog: Scribbling on the Computer ~ Twitter ~ Pinterest ~ Goodreads ~ Tumblr: Unconscious Plots

(Source: fr3ckle, via furples)


hopeboysisacheapthing:

jerkfacepink:

#this cat has seen the secrets of the universe

#did you look into the time vortex #the untempered schism #do you hear the drums

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vanished:

Stephane Suisse - Aqualorée

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My seamstress-friend Jordan Elizabeth’s 1912 historical costume in honor of Arizona’s Statehood Centennial. Don’t these belong on the cover of a historical novel? Click the source to learn more about how Jordan created this ensemble.

(Source: heavenlyprincess.wordpress.com)

What might look like a giant nebula or a distant galaxy at first glance, is in reality the glowing ends of a fibre glass lamp. 

The images were created by taking long-time exposures of several fibre glass lamps (exactly, those ugly-looking lamps, that were extremely popular in the 90`s) moving around in a darkened room. Afterwards, severeal [sic] images were multiplied in photoshop to achieve the density of such a structure.

What I personally like about this project is how you can create an illusionist space with such simple means, that are familiar to everybody.