bradparbs:

by Pat Perry

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metaconscious:

Ikenaga Yasunari

cyanparade:

For Carico

Kidchan has a tumblr. I cry now. 

(who wants to be my date to her exhibition at Galeri Petronas?) 

suchdesign:

Ghostpatrol’s pencil pictures…More here.

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vaustore:

V for Vlog “Artist of the Week” MaricorMaricar

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ianbrooks:

Voyager 1 by Mike Gottschalk

Having outlasted all previous objectives, Voyager’s eternal mission at this point is just to fly off into interstellar space indefinitely. This piece sent me on a massive Wikipedia timewarp last night, in which I learned that Voyager is expected to keep flying until at least 2025, which will be a mind-numbing 48 years after its launch from this humble little ball of dirt. You’re a good ol’ girl, Voyager. Saganspeed!

Artist: flickr / behance / twitter

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rebecca artemisa

gingerhaze:

I JUST HAVE A LOT OF FEELINGS

I blame Aimee. 

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cardinalveins:

8 (by badst0ne)

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lickypickysticky:

I keep staring at this, because it is an actual, unaltered, picture that so much looks like a painting:

This isn’t a painting. It’s not a Photoshop job or an artist’s rendering. It’s a photograph, taken by National Geographic’s Frans Lanting, that captures the camel thorn trees of Namib-Naukluft Park at the most perfect moment imaginable. Click the image to biggie size for the full effect. That orange backdrop? That’s a dune reflecting Namibia’s rising sun. And while the trees themselves look like etchings of a dream, they’re a very real part of one of the country’s largest national parks.

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ricp:

Franz von Bayros

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