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A supercut examining Stanley Kubrick’s use of the color red. I have always been fascinated by color as a form of non-verbal communication. Color has a profound and powerful psychological effect on us and it makes the perfect tool for providing subtext in film—as well as supporting a certain theme or providing the right mood. […]
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“Honey Bee is our amazing blind cat that loves to go hiking with us! We adopted her from Animals Fiji, but she now lives in Seattle with her 2 humans and 4 other cats. When we go hiking, we take her on our shoulders or with a leash. People say they love dogs because you […]
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Meamorphism is a ground breaking new art movement developed by internationally known artist Ali Meamar in collaboration with Sony Corporation. This art movement combines traditional “fine art” making with the newest digital media technologies. With a unique “digital canvas,” each Meamorphism masterpiece allows collectors to have at their disposal infinite variations of the same artwork […]
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State of the Art Fabian Oefner exploring the essence of the Ferrari California T Fabian Oefner recently visited Ferrari’s headquarters in Maranello to interpret the latest Ferrari Grand Tourer, the 2015 California T as an art form through his eyes. The resulting video and photographs are an exploration of the essence of the California T. […]
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Emulsifier is a curious glass sculpture designed by artist Thomas Medicus. The piece is built from 160 glass strips that are hand-painted on four sides with complimentary images. Only when the object is rotated and viewed from the right angle do the images appear. Thomas Medicus: website Via: thisiscolossal.com
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If you happen to find yourself driving around in the U.K. and you spot a giant green dragon, don’t panic – it’s probably just this amazing hedge sculpture by John Brooker, who turned a long hedge by his home into a giant green dragon (if you’ve spotted a real dragon, on the other hand – […]
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Ginter’s newest 360° panoramic video, above, includes his experimenting with the camera display to capture a hyper-speed tour through Berlin, including the Berlin Wall, the Fernsehturm TV Tower, and the Molecule Man sculpture on the Spree. This may be our new favorite way to get a city tour, and the mind reels at […]
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“The hype surrounding the new iOS game Monument Valley by ustwo has been almost impossible to ignore the last few days, and after downloading the puzzle game last night I was able to see why after about 30 seconds of playing. This is simply unlike any game that has come before it. Heavily influenced by […]
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So how did Champ, the 11-year-old senior dog, take to the young baby chicks? “Initially I was unsure about how Champ would react to them,” Candice says. “I carefully introduced him to just one chick in my hand to see how he would react while I was petting it. He didn’t mind the chick at […]
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Debbie Smyth is textile artist most identifiable by her statement thread drawings; these playful yet sophisticated contemporary artworks are created by stretching a network of threads between accurately plotted pins. Her work beautifully blurs the boundaries between fine art drawings and textile art, flat and 3D work, illustration and embroidery, literally lifting the drawn line […]
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Deep in the freezing cold and snowy Lapland, Sweden, an Ice Orchestra holds its magical performances one would never forget. Violin, viola, cello, contrabass, banjo, mandolin, guitar, drum kit and xylophone were handcrafted from solid ice blocks by sculptor Tim Linhart for these special spine-chilling gigs in the Gigantic Cosmic Igloo. The concerts will continue […]
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