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crossconnectmag : You may win the battle, Mother Nature wins the war Human history is plagued with wars of all magnitudes - it’s just who we are, but what happens long after the infantryman, air support and vehicle operators are gone? Mother Nature takes over. This crowdsourced series takes aim at the hoards of abandoned armored tanks scattered across the world’s expansive battlefields, and aids in glorifying the anti-war sentiment that war is everlasting. View similar posts like this | Kudos to  BP  | CC Mag’s Twitter

Darryl Cox is an artist living in Bend, Oregon, who grafts tree limbs onto vintage frames. Each “Fusion Frame,” as he calls them, involves a combination of woodworking, painting, and sculpting to ensure the branch “sprouts” seamlessly from the man-made object. After locating a unique frame, Cox then searches the forest for the complementary limb. Each art piece is unique and expressive, giving the static object a sense of organic vitality. The branch warps the frame and twists the molding in its own dramatic way, seeming to overtake the rigid boundaries and thus demonstrating the power and patience of nature. : _ : Like us on Facebook and Twitter     Posted by Skumar’s

Burning Girl by Ronald Restituyo website l society6 l instagram

You may win the battle, Mother Nature wins the war Human history is plagued with wars of all magnitudes - it’s just who we are, but what happens long after the infantryman, air support and vehicle operators are gone? Mother Nature takes over. This crowdsourced series takes aim at the hoards of abandoned armored tanks scattered across the world’s expansive battlefields, and aids in glorifying the anti-war sentiment that war is everlasting. View similar posts like this | Kudos to  BP  | CC Mag’s Twitter

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Christopher Gideon If the Universe Could Smile , Vintage Baseball Cards from the Artist’s Childhood Collection, 11 x 6-½ in. Thank you for your submission

Illustrations by Tran Nguyen website l dA l fb

Illustrations by Tran Nguyen website l dA l fb

HEY! I wanted to introduce myself and share a submission (and blog) with you guys as your Tumblr is fab! I’m fresh out of University and now work as a designer in London. I have artwork and an interview in the latest issue of Plastik Magazine if you happen to be readers!? I’ve worked for Converse and Interscope Resords on GIFs and digital artworks for House of Holland fashion designers. I’m really trying to get more exposure as a freelance artist, as there’s so much incredible talent around!!! I’m a ‘featured artist’ on Giphy.com you can check out my GIF work on their website here - http://ift.tt/1UY7dMe You can see my Tumblr here   and Instagram here Thanks for taking the time to read this!! Keep up the amazing work on the mag!!!     Freddie x Thanks for your Submission :)

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Wonderful Animations and ‘Stories’ by Jimmy Simpson Images that may or may not move by Jimmy Simpson I am a freelance illustrator & animator from Philly living in NY. I am a virgo that loves burritos and freelance opportunities. Feel free to contact me if you would like to collaborate. jamesvsimpson@gmail.com  Like more Art on Facebook    Posted by Andrew

If you're a man and you plan on getting married, you need to listen to what this dad has to say.

Claim: A Syrian boy, orphaned by the war, sleeps between the graves of his parents. Reality: A staged shot taken by a photographer in Saudi Arabia as part of a conceptual art project. The graves were fake, and the boy was the photographer's nephew. When the photographer realized that the photo was being misunderstood, he uploaded more photos showing other shots of his nephew during the photo shoot, to demonstrate that the scene was a staged art project. Claim: A simple tourist getting himself photographed on the top of the World Trade Center just seconds before the tragedy of 9/11. The camera was found in the rubble. Reality: This image was shared by millions following 9/11. Two months later, a Hungarian man admitted he was the "Tourist Guy." The photo had been taken during a 1997 vacation. Following 9/11, he pasted the plane into the background, intending the visual gag as dark humor to share with friends Claim: 'Snowball' is an 87-pound cat owned by R