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Went to a typewriter shop with my girlfriend today, and saw this awesome owl there 😊


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#typewriter #art #owl

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Went to a typewriter shop with my girlfriend today, and saw this awesome owl there 😊

#AlicePics #Owl #Art #Upcycle

A sculpture of an owl made out of various old typewriter pieces.


Michael J. Kaluta, covert art for ‘Time Warp’, 1984
#art #sciencefiction


Bark Eyes seriograph by Charlie Harper, 1986
#art
#art


Jimmy Alonzo
#art #weird
Via: https://www.instagram.com/jimmyalonzo1994/


David Plunkert
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#art #illustration by David #Plunkert https://www.davidplunkert.com/


"Saturday night in Tristesse City"

the rules of the game are simple - choose a photo (preferably your own), edit with gimp and tag #sundaygimp on a Sunday 😉 … and follow the tag


#sundaygimp


(and also #Sunday-photo-edit )

Note: if you do not use gimp, but still want to play along, just use the tag #Sunday-photo-edit and edit the images with your favorite image editor

#AB, #AB25, #AB-09-25, #AB-SG, #AB-14-09-25, #gimp, #gmic, #Sundaygimp, #Kunst, #art, #Bildbearbeitung, #Bildmanipulation, #Samstag, #Nacht, #Auto, #Geschwindigkeit, #Saturday, #night, #car, #speed, #Samedi, #Nuit, #Voiture, #Vitesse #Tristesse-City, #Tristess, #Tristesse, #Tristessensammlung, #sur la route, #manipulation-de-photos, #image-editing, #retouche-d-image, #photo, #Foto, #myphoto, #mywork


Cool !

#Art

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cr70871jergo

#art


The 555 as You’ve Never Seen It: In Textile!


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#art #555 #navajo #navajoweaving #rug #weaving #hackaday
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Gaza Biennale
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#art #Gaza #Biennale https://gazabiennale.org/


#streetart

#art

Aiden’s hairstyle is “party in the front, party in the back, and unbridled chaos on the sides.” by sluggo on the streets


My sweetie, a lot of people love you


Francois Octave Tassaert: La Femme Damnee 1859
#art

#art


Norbertine Bresslern-Roth (1891-1978), ‘Monkey and Cat’
#art #animals


#street

#art

Nadine and the Very Large, Very Small Book Club


I’m working on a new pottery surface design technique. New to me, at least: they have been doing this for many hundreds of years in Asia:

Carving a clay stamp, firing it, then using it o stamp the clay while it’s still a little bit soft. It reminds me of the thought process when printmaking.

I’m going to use a celadon style glaze to bring out the texture and beauty of the porcelain clay.

Wheel thrown porcelain

#pottery #handmade #clay #art #kentucky #printmaking #tea #mastoart #craft

Me holding a handmade clay stamp and wheel thrown cup with stamped textures. It’s a pretty cup


Johan Messely
#art, #peinture #Johan-Messely
Fraicheur sous la varangue...


Star Trails over El Capitan
* Image Credit & Copyright: Michael Bolte (UCSC)

Explanation:
Towering 3,000 feet from base to summit, the famous granite face of El Capitan in Earth's Yosemite National Park just hides the planet's north celestial pole in this skyscape. Of course, the north celestial pole is at the center of all the star trails. Their short arcs reflecting the planet's daily rotation on its axis are traced in a digital stack of 36 sequential exposures. Linear trails of passing airplane navigation lights and a flare from car lights along the road below are also captured in the sequential stack. But the punctuated trail of light seen against the sheer El Capitan itself follows a climbing team on the night of November 8, 2013. The team is ascending toward the summit along The Nose, a historic rock climbing route.

https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap140321.html

#space #earth #astrophotography #photography #astroart #art #science #nature

2014 March 21

Star Trails over El Capitan
 * Image Credit & Copyright: Michael Bolte (UCSC)

Explanation: 
Towering 3,000 feet from base to summit, the famous granite face of El Capitan in Earth's Yosemite National Park just hides the planet's north celestial pole in this skyscape. Of course, the north celestial pole is at the center of all the star trails. Their short arcs reflecting the planet's daily rotation on its axis are traced in a digital stack of 36 sequential exposures. Linear trails of passing airplane navigation lights and a flare from car lights along the road below are also captured in the sequential stack. But the punctuated trail of light seen against the sheer El Capitan itself follows a climbing team on the night of November 8, 2013. The team is ascending toward the summit along The Nose, a historic rock climbing route. 

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