White Rhino, graphite
2010
Reblogged from Scientific Illustration.
June 02, 2012, 3:45pm
{ASDKJHADSFKJDSHFquestionmark. Also, broccoli.}
Perhaps ambagious.
One day I will push a grammar nazi to the edge of their endurance; without warning, I'll mysteriously disappear with a startled gasp and a "URGHhrghgggghhh!". When that happens, please feel free to ignore the peculiar trickle of red meandering towards some cliff. You should, instead, go and untie the bottle of red ink from the leg of whichever pitiful seagull I've decided to prank.
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The shapes, you see in these image are about the size of a thumbnail. They are created by mixing ferrofluid with water color and putting it into a magnetic field.
Ferrofluid is a magnetic solution with a viscosity similar to motor oil. When put under a magnetic field, the iron particles in the solution start to rearrange, forming the black channels and separating the water colors from the ferrofluid. The result are these peculiar looking structures.
These photos look amazing.
Reblogged from The Dark Side of the Force.
June 02, 2012, 12:23pm
Curved-Crease Paper Sculptures by Erik Demaine and Martin Demaine
Really like the second sculpture.
Reblogged from HeyNay.
May 13, 2012, 12:31pm
Tue Greenfort. Medusa, 2007. Murano glass, 431,8 x 264,16 x 127 cm.
Private Collection, Courtesy Johann König Gallery, Berlin.
Reblogged from Dark Silence In Suburbia.
May 12, 2012, 9:24pm
New collections/art have been added to the Google Art Project, among which my absolute favourite painting in the whole wide world: The Tower of Babel by Pieter Brueghel the Elder. Go enjoy this beauty and its gorgeous details.
(Source: lienatik)
Reblogged from the throne is burning.
April 07, 2012, 11:52pm
