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A New Way of Talking to the Fish
If you’re tired of looking for Davy Jones’ locker, you might want to try the next best thing. The Aquarium Phone Booth is an artwork that can be seen in Lyon, France, and was created as part of the Lyon Light Festival. “With the advent of the mobile telephone, telephone booths lie unused. We rediscover this glass cage transformed into an aquarium, full of exotically coloured fish; an invitation to escape and travel,“ said the 2 artists that created it - Benoit Deseille and Benedetto Bufalino.
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Surprinsingly Real Celeb Caricatures
There are a few people out there whose work really makes you laugh. Court Jones, the actor that created these beauties is one of them. He’s top in the industry, receiving awards upon awards for his superb illustrations. He’s so good he’s lecturing people all over the world on how to mockingly illustrate people. Here are our favorites.
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A Miniature World
It takes a lot of time and dedication to build an amazing piece of art. I personally never thought miniatures could be so fascinating. In the following images, you’ll see some miniature versions of amazing cities from all over the world.
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Farm Art - Seriously!
Sometimes, when I went to visit my grandparents farm, I was so bored out of my mind that I started naming chickens and scouting for eggs. It’s true, farming can become boring at times. That’s why these folks thought they should bring more fun to it and a touch of art. In case you’re wondering what is the result, here are about 30 art works!
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The Crown Fountain
Created by Spanish artist Jaume Plensa, the fountain located in Chicago is an important addition to the city’s growing art collection. The Crown Fountain consists of two 50-foot glass block towers, with a pool the bottom. The towers project images of Chicago citizens, and splash water through an outlet, as if they were sputing it from their mouths. Here’s how the artsy project looks like.
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Best of Burning Man: Art on Acid
The Burning Man gathering is an annual event held in the Black Rock Desert of Northern Nevada. It begins the Monday prior to Labor Day and concludes on the day of the American holiday. This unusual gathering of people from all walks of life derived its name from the ritual burning of a towering wooden effigy.
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A Special Kind of Graffiti
Vitaly Rusakov, known as Mizer - an underground artist from Russia has some really great artworks that you can come across in Yekaterinburg. These illustrations may not be in line with the sometimes obscene images or messages graffiti usually transmit, but that is why it’s more interesting. Here are some peaceful, fun and creative artworks I wouldn’t mind finding on my wall.
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An Anatomical View on Emotions
Ever wondered what goes on inside your body when you have an idea or feel excited? After many years of collecting anatomy books and drawings, Tom Giesler created a set of illustrations that combine dull anatomical schemes with a fun and personal view of the human emotions. Click on the images for a larger view or head to Tom’s website for more of his works — all with an anatomical thematic.
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Printing on a Big Scale
I have a particular, nerdy interesting when it comes to digital photography and how it is exported beyond the digital world. In this case, we’re going to take a look at Impressions Grand Format - an usual way of printing your material. Here are a few shots of how the printing works. For more information, head to their website.
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