BUCKET LIST:
—Attend Hindu Holi Festival of Colors
Optical Illusion Skull Portraits by Tom French via thisiscolossl
Photos by German photographer Florian Igmund
Skull Portraits by Carsten Witte, a hamburg-based photographer.
“One main idea behind my work is the belief that everything is constantly changing but photography can preserve the moment. Beauty is almost nothing without the knowledge of how fast it will fade…”
( via: http://www.carstenwitte.com/ )
L.E.D SURFER (via www.thisiscolossal.com)
Credits to Jacob Sutton on this beautiful cinematography of William Hughes a pro-snowboarder wearing this LED lite snowboarding down a mountain in the Rhone-Alpes region of south eastern France.
This is so tight, makes me wish I could do all this cray stuff. .I love how the filmaker it resembles surfing on the ocean except this is surfing on snow. . I love this
Photos from “Museum of Anatomy“
Since 1994 these two artists; Chadwick and Spector who currently live in Chiang Mai, Thailand. The following photographs are of paintings that these two artists paint on the human body, their inspiration for the artwork on these bodies are pieces of artwork from International Museums.
( via www.ignant.de )
The Whimsical Street Art of Nomerz
Nomerz transforms derelict buildings, towers, and crumbling urban spaces into whimsical, quirky faces in locations around Nizhny Novgorod, Russia.
( via www.thisiscolossal.com )
Part 2 of :
Portraits from Artist Mark Laita, “Created Equal”
He traveled cross country over the course of 8 years, to photograph people from different social classes, ethnic origins, and social class. The pairs could often not be more different.
Part 1 of :
Portraits from Artist Mark Laita, “Created Equal”
He traveled cross country over the course of 8 years, to photograph people from different social classes, ethnic origins, and social class. The pairs could often not be more different.
The ‘Ring around a Tree’ in Tokyo, Japan. Its furniture free and literally built around a tree. The ceiling height makes it to where small childern; kindergarten age are the only ones who can fully access every aspect of this tree house.
Tezuka Architects
