Blowing minds left & right, Martin Klimas‘ work is simply spectacular. The third posting showcasing his work ( post #1 , post #2) in 2 days it is needless to say ( but will do so anyways) that I am a HUGE fan. Check out these amazing high-speed photographic captures of bullets bursting and fracturing vases of gorgeous floral arrangements. STRIKING!!!
Categories: Art, Nature, Photography
Whilst researching the works of Martin Klimas, the high-speed photographic documentation of the poetic destruction of martial artist porcelain figurines came to light. Using powerful strobes and incredibly fast shutter speeds, Klimas was able to capture near-choreographed poses of battle and shattering with said ceramic figures. Pretty jaw-dropping results. See the bottom for Martin’s own words on the process and intention of the project. EHREE BUDDY WAS KUNG-FU FIGHTING.
Categories: Art, Photography, Sculpture
Here are some super feel-good-tunes to get you primed up for some smooth times on Saturday Sunday, no mattah whut. (Thanks to Markus Reugels for the killer refraction photo above!) GNOME ATTER WATT!
Categories: Art, Audio, Photography, Stellar Jams
Based out of Hilo, Hawaii, Tom Kualii casually photographs lava flows and spectacles as a hobby. A bit of a dangerous hobby but an extremely unique and exciting one to say the least. Here is a sampling of his amazing molten earth captures. MAHG-MAAAA!!!!
Categories: Uncategorized
Ever wondered what invisible sound waves look like? Ever thought of what the horns and bass lines in James Brown’s “Sex Machine” might look like if you could see their sound form? Attempting to make such optically imperceptible vibrations graspable for our visual range, Martin Klimas pooled paint on a taught piece of rubber directly above a speaker and captured the resulting action. Playing very specific songs (Pink Floyd, Miles Davis, Daft Punk, etc.) Klimas captured some incredible fluid phyiscs […]
Categories: Art, Audio, Modern Events, Painting, Photography
With a self-prescribed diet of “videogames / cartoons / comic books / crappy b-movies”, Boneface has some very interesting and varied subject matter which he cranks out in a vey clean and colorfully graphic style. Illustrating out of the UK for the past few years, Boneface is an illustrator to keep an eye on for exciting new work. CRISP N’ GRITTY!!!!
Categories: Art, Graphic Design, Modern Events
A wittle wound-up of jammers for you to get a smirk on wif. Quite contrast-y from the group of classic retro melodies, the last tune is a trappy re-hash-mash of Sir Mix Alot’s “I Like Big Butts” which is pretty bonkers – hot off the Soundcloud/Facebook press of Mr.Emoh Instead (an electronic producer from Aussie-land with some serious talent) that might just blow you away (if you’re into the trap sty-lee).
Categories: Audio, Stellar Jams
Based out of the madness that is Southern California, Tim Biskup has quite a unique style in his cubic approach to painting. Breaking down curvilinear forms into polygonal planes, Biskup’s work doesn’t fail to intrigue. Also, a huge fan of the cranial aesthetic, Tim’s renditions of the human skull are fantastic. APPEALING PLANARS
The latest roundup of personal favorites from the New York Times Lens Photojournalism Blog. PERSPECTIVE.
Categories: Modern Events, Photojournalism, Travel
Killer visual remix of the somewhat odd representation of heat waves on the hand dryers in public restrooms. Here is a relevant story from my youth, and basis of my continued phobia pf said dryers: Reading my first snowboard magazine at the age of 12, I remember there was a section about pulling pranks on people. One of the public health hazards (aka ‘pranks’) was to take a used toilet tissue with humanure on it and rub it on the […]
Categories: Audio, Quote, Reclaimation, Stellar Jams
Capturing Capacity