Favorite Street Art.
I’ve posted a couple of street art pieces before. Here are a few more that I like. (via Street Art Utopia)
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Newcastle Gateshead Millennium Bridge
What a beautiful piece of architecture.
Time lapse of the bridge as a boat passes underneath. Twenty minutes condensed to fourteen seconds.
Why didn’t anyone think of this before?
Put the laundry room near the master bedroom closet. Or in this case, adjoining with cabinet doors that open directly into the laundry.
The hamper goes into the master closet and pulls out into the laundry room. Got this from Wish Design Studio https://www.facebook.com/pages/Wish-Design-Studio/181033258646272
Shadow Art
I saw both of these images recently in different places. Unfortunately, I didn’t capture the artists’ names.
Although they both create images with shadows, they’re two different artists. If anyone knows their names, please let me know. Regardless, their talents are really amazing.
Lego Bridge
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TNT in Belgium
Even though I’m in the advertising industry, I generally avoid posting ads here because there are so many other places I talk/write about it. This is a worthy exception.
Destroying Porcelain Martial Arts Figurines.
From photographer Martin Klimas.
A really cool idea. Flawlessly executed.
Rice Paddy Art.
In America, people stomp on crops to make patterns. Look what the Japanese can do with different varieties of rice. (to see more photos, click on continue reading below. Click on any photo to enlarge it)
3D Goldfish
Some time ago, I posted a video which showed a 3D printer. This artist, Riusuke Fukahori 深堀隆介, creates 3D art using the layering technique similar to that of a 3D printer.
Amazing. It’s a painting and sculpture as one.
(If nothing else, watch for a few seconds beginning at the 1:12 mark as you can see how his fish come to life.)
