Solitude by Joe Fenton
Process shots show firstly working in graphite, then later adding ink and acrylic.
(Source: sosuperawesome, via milenniumtardis)
LEGO Insect Collection by Sean and Steph Mayo
“This is the collection of 10 parts from the “Creepy Crawly” category for the MOCathalon 2013. Here we’ve provided a panorama view just for fun… The display box is around 6 feet long”.
(Source: legosaurus)
Hubble Images are Produced, Not Taken
Images must be woven together from the incoming data from the cameras, cleaned up and given colors that bring out features that eyes would otherwise miss. In this video from HubbleSite, a Hubble-imaged galaxy comes together on the screen.
They’re not just ‘pretty space pics’ there is a lot of work going on before the end result. And this is an idea of how it happens.
At which point do they remove the cats?
(Source: thespacegoat, via n-a-s-a)
Pain by Davide Tremolada
In this series of portraits of powerful political leaders in the world, men who’s decisions undeniably altered the course of millions of lives, Davide finds the connective tissue between them all: pain, whether it be from the sheer weight of politics, to the suffering they righteously deserve, or perhaps the realization, after all these years, that they were egregiously wrong in their decisions and the hurts they helped inflict upon the world are still present, still fresh and throbbing. Their tears and what they’re shed for are unknown, it remains up for you to decide.
(Source: outerspacevirus, via spiritmolecule)
I can’t really explain why, but abandoned places like this have always fascinated me. Maybe it’s the stories they can tell. So much more interesting than the cut and paste type of architecture that has become the norm today….
(via spiritmolecule)
Grotesqueries by Robert Steven Connett
It’s a big, dark, disgusting world Robert depicts in his art, populating his land with painstakingly minute detail, each a little more disturbing than the last and leaving a pallid taste on the tongue. Painted for the “FUTUROLOGY” exhibition at Copro Gallery, Santa Monica California, March 2013. Prints available at BigCartel.
