My family likes to name our pets after dead family members for some reason. This is Bert, named for my grandpa. He brought me half a rabbit. I love...
Prancing at SunsetPhotograph by Gus Mills
Two large cheetah cubs follow their mother (unseen) along a dune at sunset.
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My Brachiosaurus reconstructions. The musculature is based heavily off of our extant friend the giraffe. I’ll finish this series off with the skin—I’ll hopefully start and finish it today and have it up here sometime next week. :)
Keng Lye - Alive without Breath (2013) - Hyperrealistic sea animals created using acrylics and epoxy resin, layer by layer
I THOUGHT THOSE WHERE REAL
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Hyperrealistic Animals Created by Painting on Layers of Resin
Wait…those…aren’t real? What.
That octopus is amazing!
This artists work is AMAZING.
another pattern for the same series as the squid one, this time coelacanths. Hopefully I’ll have time for one more…
Made by the same person who did the squid one, I can’t help but feel as though I’ve found a truly kindred spirit.
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gavinrutherford: Shark teeth and sharks.
Can’t really decide if it’s finished… T.A. said it looked best with the feeder as a flat shape so I left it alone. I also thought about putting some little decorative flourishes or plants like I’ve been doing with other artwork lately but then I worried it was a little overkill. So I don’t know! What do you think?
I think a lighter background might make the birds pop and bit more but I love your style and how they’re all easily recognizable.
the-absolute-best-posts: abstraire: Miya Ando - Obon
Miya traveled to Puerto Rico where she floated 1000 resin and (non-toxic) phosphorescence-coated leaves in a small pond. During the day the phosphorescence collected and absorbed energy from sunlight, giving them a soft, blue glow at night.
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showslow: Artistic Landscape Photography by Sean Bagshaw
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Forgotten Songs
Hidden away in a little lane in Sydney, is an art installation featuring a canopy of birdcages accompanied by recordings of native birds. It commemorates the birds that once lived in the area before they were displaced by the city.
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hey woah i made this
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