Photographer Martin Klimas is the creative mind behind these photos. He was able to capture these images by having his camera rigged to be triggered by the sound of the breaking porcelain. Very impressive!
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
SHATTER ME THIS
Photographer Martin Klimas is the creative mind behind these photos. He was able to capture these images by having his camera rigged to be triggered by the sound of the breaking porcelain. Very impressive!
Monday, February 20, 2012
ARTSY ILLUSIONS
I have seen a couple photos of projects like these floating around. Figured it was time to rep on here. I pulled these off a photo blog so it didn't have too much info along with it. Whoever the artist may be they are doing a fine job at it!
BEHIND MGM
A little history for you! Those are some nice up close and personal shots with the lions. Not sure if I could be as calm as they look to be.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
VINTAGE CHILDREN'S BOOKS
What a gem! I just came across this blog "Vintage Children's Books My Kid Loves". During my - for now - short visit I checked out a post on a book titled "This is New York" by M. Sasek ~ W.H. Allen in 1960. Right away I fell in love with the illustrations! Some people just get it right, ya know? So anyways of course now you also get to enjoy some of them. And don't forget to go take a look at that blog!
via: www.vintagechildrensbooksmykidloves.com
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
HAPPY 100TH ARIZONA
Well, come to find out, today is also the 100th birthday of my home state Arizona! While there are endless aesthetically pleasing photos that represent AZ, I chose this one for a couple reasons. First because it triggers memories of the seemingly endless patch of desert behind my first home growing up. Second because the gorgeous - dare I say unbeatable - color filled sunsets that go on down there. If you have never been you should take a trip, it'll be worth it. Here is to 100 more years!
Monday, February 13, 2012
VALENTINE'S DAY
Just a little illustration I put together. Don't feel alone this year, remember you can always give yourself a hug! Happy Valentine's Day!
Here are a couple more images I found involving good ol' V-Day.
THE FANTASTIC FLYING BOOKS OF MR MORRIS LESSMORE
The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore from Moonbot Studios on Vimeo.
My brother brought this video to my attention. He sure does know how to pick 'em! Presenting the first video on Andy Avenue - the quite enjoyable and very well done - "The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore" by Moonbot Studios.
Do you remember the title?!
PHOTO DAY
Thursday, February 9, 2012
HAND PAINTINGS
Received an email from my sister with a link to this artists site, Guido Daniele. Really impressive if I do say so! A lot more works on his site - link below.
via: www.guidodaniele.com
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
ART OF LIVING
By the oh so talented Grant Snider. Interesting fact, Grant is going to school to be a dentist... hopefully this doesn't stop him from doing these wonderful little comics! Check out more of his work at the below link.
via: www.thoughtballoonhelium.blogspot.com
via: www.thoughtballoonhelium.blogspot.com
MONT SAINT MICHEL
An aerial view shows Mont-Saint-Michel, a tourist attraction and Unesco
World Heritage site, in northwestern France.
Forget how I got there but somehow landed in the "Photo Journal" section of "The Wall Street Journal" website. This image was deemed one of the picture of the day for Feb. 2nd. I thought it was quite beautiful. I also need-ed to get past my no post thing going on the last couple days.
Forget how I got there but somehow landed in the "Photo Journal" section of "The Wall Street Journal" website. This image was deemed one of the picture of the day for Feb. 2nd. I thought it was quite beautiful. I also need-ed to get past my no post thing going on the last couple days.
Friday, February 3, 2012
QUILLED ANATOMY
These amazing anatomical cross sections of the human body are done by Lisa Nilsson. They are created using rolled pieces of Japanese mulberry paper. And to top it off, she also makes the display boxes they are in. Imagine the dedication this process takes!
Via: www.thisiscolossal.com
Artist Website - www.lisanilssonart.com
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
GROUNDHOG DAY
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