Thumbs In Place of Guns
Thumbs and Ammo posits the idea: would it be funny to replace guns with thumbs up in stills from movies?
YES!
Hi-Speed Wave Photography by Pierre Carreau
Photographer Pierre Carreau shoots waves with a variety of high speed cameras using various macro and wide angle lenses.
Trainhopping Photos
Photographer Mike Brodie, beginning when he was just 17, spent more than 10 years train hopping, walking and hitchhiking, covering more than 50,000 miles in 46 states. Photos he took from 2006 through 2009 make up his “A Period of Juvenile Prosperity” photography project.
Famous Paintings Re-created With Pantone Swatches
Artist Nick Smith places Pantone swatches in arrangements that recreate famous paintings from Andy Warhol, Vincent van Gogh, and Leonardo da Vinci and others.
http://www.smithandstuff.com
Famous Paintings Re-created With Pantone Swatches
Artist Nick Smith places Pantone swatches in arrangements that recreate famous paintings from Andy Warhol, Vincent van Gogh, and Leonardo da Vinci and others.
http://www.smithandstuff.com
Famous Paintings Re-created With Pantone Swatches
Artist Nick Smith places Pantone swatches in arrangements that recreate famous paintings from Andy Warhol, Vincent van Gogh, and Leonardo da Vinci and others.
http://www.smithandstuff.com
Design Wish - Drawing Gear for a User Experience Designer
Most often the clearest, fastest and most generative way to get to an articulated vision is stay clear of the temptations of polish and presentation and to live instead in the world of hand-sketching. I spend most of my design time drawing and sketching and these are the tools I love.
Massive Starling Murmuration in Israel
This murmuration happened just yesterday in the skies above Israel.
Stylish Closeup on Hand Lettering and Calligraphy
This short stylish video shows off the calligraphy and lettering technique of Ged Palmer.
Mystical Whiskey Residue - Vanishing Spirits by Ernie Button
Photographer Ernie Button's photo project is called Vanishing Spirits: the bottom of Scotch glasses once the whisky has evaporated way, leaving textures and colors.
From the project page:
Some of the images reference the celestial, as if the image was taken of space; something that the Hubble telescope may have taken or an image taken from space looking down on Earth. The circular image references a drinking glass, typically circular, and what the consumer might see if they were to look at the bottom of the glass after the scotch has dried.
Design Wish - Hasami Ultra-Minimal Plates, Trays, Bowls and Mugs
Hasami with its simple geometry and modularity makes a lot of designers drool.
Famous Paintings Remade in FOOD
Food photographer and stylist Tatiana Shkondina, has, using edible materials created these very recognizable iconic images.
Light Sculptures Around California
Light painting photographer Darren Pearson created this stop motion animation, “Lightspeed,” in locations across California: Mono Lake, Big Sur, Trona Pinnacles, Death Valley, Sequoia, Joshua Tree, Lake Tahoe, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
“I’ve spent many nights in the middle of nowhere with coyotes howling in the distance while I look like some idiot at a rave waving around an LED."
Villains of the 80s on Fake Pop Album Covers
Rocky Davies takes these 1980s villains and mashes them up with 1990s music for this series of fictional album covers.
Life at the Docks of Dubai - The Shipping Yard by Brandon Li
I was fortunate enough to meet Brandon Li a few years back, and have been following his travels and work ever since. Here he lends an attentive eye to the vibrant goings on at the docks in Dubai.
Check out his blog about shooting well with minimal gear: rungunshoot.com
The Alien Underside of an Iceberg
Sometimes icebergs flip over. It's apparently a fairly rare occurrence, but when it happens it exposes something alien and mesmerizing. As he sailed through the Drake Passage to Antarctica, Interface designer Alex Cornell caught the appearance on his Canon 5D Mark II camera.
“We were lucky to see a massive iceberg flip; when this happens, the color is a surreal, alien blue. They don’t flip often, so it was a pretty rare sight to see. It’s hard to tell scale, but this was an epic iceberg. It was amazing to see the interior. There were air bubbles and flowing water throughout. It looked like an alien artifact.”
How to Build an Igloo: Video by National Film Board of Canada
From 1949, this film by the National Film Board of Canada shows how, using only snow and a knife, an igloo is built by two Inuit men in Canada’s Far North.
From picking the right site, carving and stacking the snow blocks, the hour and a half of work creates enough warmth inside to protect people from the harshest conditions.
Inoue Yûichi's Single Character Action Calligraphy
Inoue Yûichi (1916-1985) became renowned for his “one character writings,” written in action-based style of painting, working similarly to his contemporary, Jackson Pollack.
The character is this set, in order from above are:
山 - Yama (mountain)
上 - Jō (over)
風 - Kaze (wind)
| 貧 - Hin (poverty) |
夢 - Yume (dream)
鳥 - Tori (bird)
花 - Hana (flower)
See also Urban Calligraphy
Lost In Peru: Crazy Mountain Bike GoPro POV Video
Ali Goulet, Chris Van Dine and Aaron Chase as they explore a foreign land on an epic trip around Peru with their GoPro.
I need a GoPro.
See also Weekly Episode 7 Season 3
