A lone tree grows from the center of this forgotten synagogue in Romania.
Saturday, July 21, 2018
crossconnectmag: Anna Taberko’s Kaleidoscopic Flowers Anna...
Anna Taberko’s Kaleidoscopic Flowers
Anna Taberko, a professional animator working in Minneapolis, is fascinated by zoetropes and loves flowers. These two things are obvious when you look at her work. But she takes those two things, and with inventive animation and attention to detail transforms these zoetrope like gifs, with their ever changing flowers, swimming eternally outward toward the edge of the frame, into objects of beauty that are hard to stop looking at. You may find yourself having to tear yourself away to make it to your next appointment.
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Art from Marie Conigliaro.Check out these hand-cut, analog...
Art from Marie Conigliaro.
Check out these hand-cut, analog collages submitted by Marie Conigliaro. This series is made in a style she calls “Anatomical”.
Street Art by Nadya ONadya O is a street artist from Saint...
Artwork from Igor DobrowolskiSUBMISSION Igor Dobrowolski is a...
Artwork from Igor Dobrowolski
SUBMISSION Igor Dobrowolski is a Polish artist who paints the suffering of the people in society. He wants to help those who are struggling with the evils of society and his work expresses these intentions and an understanding of their suffering. Instagram | Facebook
theonlymagicleftisart: Ego, Toby Compton An appreciation of the...
Ego, Toby Compton
An appreciation of the individual. To journey through life successfully one must develop a sense of self. This piece symbolically demonstrates the pull of consciousness within oneself and an increasing development of self –awareness.
I’m a 20-year-old British illustration student studying at the University of Portsmouth. The image I posted was one of five drawings made from Biro pen only, and they are all drawings of hands in various positions. The sculptures are my friends which he sells in shows in London so this is a step up for me to draw them and be part of his show!
I also draw animals and landscapes.. anything that looks good :) I’m also a keen analog film photographer! Instagram
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Anna Taberko’s Kaleidoscopic FlowersAnna Taberko, a professional...
Anna Taberko’s Kaleidoscopic Flowers
Anna Taberko, a professional animator working in Minneapolis, is fascinated by zoetropes and loves flowers. These two things are obvious when you look at her work. But she takes those two things, and with inventive animation and attention to detail transforms these zoetrope like gifs, with their ever changing flowers, swimming eternally outward toward the edge of the frame, into objects of beauty that are hard to stop looking at. You may find yourself having to tear yourself away to make it to your next appointment.
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Illustrations from Pascal CampionPascal Campion is an...
Illustrations from Pascal Campion
Pascal Campion is an illustrator and art director based in San Francisco.
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Rusty Skies, Michael BlackMichael Black is a Computer Graphics...
Winners and People’s Choice of the 2018 National Geographic...
Nature: Grand Prize Winner, “Mermaid” by Reiko Takahashi.
People: People’s Choice, “The Girl Who Leapt Through Time” by Daniel Cheung.
Cities: Honorable Mention, “Alone in the Crowds” by Gary Cummins.
Nature: Third Place Winner, “Mars” by Marco Grassi.
Cities: People’s Choice, “Traveling to Heaven” by Trikansh Sharma.
Cities: Third Place Winner, “Reflection” by Gaanesh Prasad.
People: Second Place Winner, “Leida and Laella—I Will Lift You Up” by Tati Itat.
Nature: Second Place Winner, “Flamingos Take Off” by Hao J.
Nature: People’s Choice Winner, “Formation” by Niklas Weber.
Cities: First Place Winner, “Another Rainy Day in Nagasaki” by Hiro Kurashina.
Winners and People’s Choice of the 2018 National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year
After sifting through nearing 13,000 submissions National Geographic has announced the winners, honorable mentions, and people’s choice of their 2018 Travel Photographer of the Year Contest (previously). This year’s grand prize was awarded to photographer Reiko Takahashi for her close-up image of a humpback whale calf she captured while snorkeling near Japan’s Kumejima Island. Other selected photographs include an aerial image of thousands of flamingos taking off from a lake in Tanzania, a dramatic shot of Northern Italy’s alien-like sand towers, and a dazzling immersive art installation that frames a running girl in a bright red dress. You can read the stories behind these images, and view more selections from the categories of Nature, People, and Cities, on National Geographic. Thanks Colossal
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