Hair from Window (2) - Street Art, London by Alice Anderson, Riflemaker Exhibition, Soho
Beautiful Charleston, South Carolina summer window box photographed by Alicia Bock. All fine art photographs are printed on Kodak Endura Professional photographic paper with a luster finish for a photograph with sharp details, and stunning colors.
Wreed accident
Neil MacDonell Recent Ceramics, Contemporary Studio Ceramics, Modern Ceramics, Pottery, Clay Faces
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Another awesome colorful painting displaying our cultural clothing feast of "Simadan"
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Description So this was fun to make! After finishing the great game Dishonored I felt very inspired to create something in the steampunk/victorian/industrial theme, and this is what happened after messing around a bit. I also found myself listening to Tired Tape Machine's album Not Here while making this... I do believe it helped set the mood. A special thanks goes out to my beautiful friend Ester who's the exploring cartographer in this picture! Layers: 100 Time: Approximately 10-15 hours all in all. Resolution: 2560x1440px (Original 5760x3240px 300dpi) All of the textures and stocks in this image are mine or are free of use from the webs. Feel free to leave a comment and !
The eight most popular types of windows, ten other popular styles to consider, and windows for special situations, plus pros, cons, and cost.
I'm still working on pieces and parts for Coastal Lily, which doesn't make for very interesting blogging pictures. I am mixing up the pie...
In Risk of Rain, time = difficulty. The longer you play the harder it gets, do you tear through the levels as fast as you can or do you spend time collecting some of the many ability granting artifacts? With randomly generated levels, giant bosses and...
Dictionnaire raisonné de l’architecture française du XIe au XVIe siècle/Rose - Wikisource
The title of Amalia Pica’s latest exhibition at Marc Foxx, Blow the Whistle, Beat the Drum, puts front and center the entwined concepts of sound and protest that unite the objects on view. As in past works, Pica presents spare installations of recognizable forms that she renders strange through scale, color, and placement, and which […]
