Like witnessing a Geometric Explosion, watching Francesco Locastro‘s most recent video of his shape combinations is beguiling (although the music is a bit dull – you might want to supplement with your own soundtrack). If you dig the video below, be sure to check out the other posting centered on Locastro from a few weeks back. KA-BOOOM!!
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The scenes and phenomena captured in this video is quite unreal. Using High Dynamic Range (HDR) bracketing, top of the line Digital SLR’s are able to combine exposures to blend details from the highlights, as well as record faint light such as star clusters. If you aren’t blown away by this, I will refund your 4 Minutes of life that you take to watch it. MARVELOUS MONTAGE.
Categories: Modern Events, Nature, Photography, Utah, Video
Everyday the New York Times Photojournalism blog (LENS) pumps out fresh material that is fit for dropping jaws and keeping life in perspective. Here is the latest and greatest stunners from the past week’s entries. INTERCONNECTEDNESS MEDITATIONS
Categories: Modern Events, Nature, Photography, Photojournalism, Travel
Welcome to another disbursement of Tuneage for your weekends. These are a few songs to take you into the late evening. Props to Justin Gibben for the killer owl artwork in this post. ENJOY and be Safe out there! FILL YOUR CUP WITH JAMZ!
Categories: Art, Audio, Graphic Design, Painting, Stellar Jams
After reading the following quote on the process and influences of Mexican based artist Kraken, it is hard to not be intrigued: “I am inspired by different things when I work: comic books, movies, but mostly emotions. I get a lot of inspiration from reading psychological case studies of serial killers,” Razor sharp lines and piercing subject matter fill Kraken’s macabre compositions. Pretty rad work indeed. GHASTLY
Categories: Art, Graphic Design, Painting, Serigraphs
Having worked for Proctor & Gamble through to Playboy, Tatiana Plakhova is now creating for her own satisfaction and gain in Moscow, Muthalahnd. Finding inspiration in the patterns of natural phenomena and breaking it down into fractals and mathematical points, Plakhova says that her art is “a game” to her. Mystifying work Tatiana! GEO-MEH-TRICK!
Categories: Art, Graphic Design, Nature
Some CLASSICS from ye ol Soundcloud harvest. Art from PENABRANCA. REMINISCE
Categories: Art, Audio, Stellar Jams
The work of Matthew Cox is an excellent example of how art evolves through the blending of totally offbeat combinations of materials. Somehow hatching the idea to embroider x-rays to create thought provoking pieces, Cox has truly broken through into uncharted artistic territory. FREAKY FUSION
Categories: Art, Photography, Reclaimation
David M. Cook (currently creating outta Bruhcklahn, NuYawk) is a Tattooist/Artist whose lines are crisper than starched linen forgotten in the oven. Sketching outlandish creatures and crazed craniums, the work of Mr.Cook is darkly-enchanting and top-notch. When I finally get a tattoo, it will be with heavy influence from David Cook and Rik Lee – genuine masters of their trade. I wonder how long of a wait there is to get a tattoo from the hands of these craftsman. RAZOR […]
Categories: Art, Graphic Design, Painting
I am sure I’m in plentiful company when making the statement: “Reading Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas changed my life.” Thompson’s wild, scathing, and ever-mind-altered perspective shed a new, and harshly blunt, light on the glitzy cancerous nightmare that the American Dream had morphed into. Truly one in several billion, it is unlikely there will be conditions for another Thompson enigma to emerge again. Above is a excerpt from an article on the peculiar schedule of Hunter, and below […]
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Capturing Capacity