leivos: Escapist & Fireworks by Henry McCausland
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spokeart: Absolutely in love with the art of Swedish artist...
Absolutely in love with the art of Swedish artist Jonas Lofgren. Check out his past work here - http://www.jonaslofgren.com/ and stay tuned for his solo show with Spoke Art gallery in San Francisco, next week!
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pascalcampion: Lunch
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artezza: Catherine Lyashko
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ianbrooks: Animal Paw Prints Pledge Various animals at Sydney’s...
Fiordland penguin by Cameron Spencer
Tukta the elephant by Cameron Spencer
Komodo Dragon by Cameron Spencer
Pak Boon photo by Greg Wood
Animal Paw Prints Pledge
Various animals at Sydney’s Taronga Zoo pledged their dedication to animal conservation by dipping their paws, flippers, webbed feet, and razor-sharp talons into paint and leaving their mark. Just look at that penguin hopping, he’s so happy. Did you even know penguins could hop? I thought they just waddled everywhere. Is he aware he cant fly? I hope that penguin has a nice day.
(via: theaustralian / msnbc.msn)
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cloudjunky: Forest turtle and Rock lizard by Shimamura Tomoko
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ruineshumaines: Dan Bergeron | Flickr. I shot portraits of 600...
I shot portraits of 600 girls and staff at Havergal College in Toronto, focusing on their eyes. The idea to create a tree out of the images came about from a short brainstorm session with students in the art club. They were interested in ideas of representing the school population as a whole and giving a nod to where the school is physically located – amongst a beautifully landscaped tree filled acreage. As much of my work deals with inclusion and I like breaking down ideas to their simplest form, the idea to create a tree using the girls eyes seemed to make complete sense and satisfied everyone’s various interests in the project. 3,600 eyes total.
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The fuzzy little caterpillar munches holes in his leaf, climbs...
The fuzzy little caterpillar munches holes in his leaf, climbs into his cozy chrysalis and later emerges as a beautiful butterfly who sips nectar from a flower and lays teeny-tiny eggs on the leaf of the host plant. From toymaker MuddyFeet
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I have just come across several clutches of dragon eggs, quite...
I have just come across several clutches of dragon eggs, quite by chance. I am not sure I have the time required to hatch these little beasties, so I am offering them up… No, no, they are quite harmless… From toymaker MuddyFeet
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slowlyeden: Street Embroidery in Germany and Italy by Miss...
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Reconstructed clothing from jiorji, on Tumblr
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farewell-kingdom: Lisa Rodden
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drawgabbydraw: These prints will debut at Unique SF this...
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artforadults: submission from comertdogru (thanks, you have...
submission from comertdogru (thanks, you have some serious skills)
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Hello, I am a painter from Istanbul, Turkey. My art is also at comertdogru.tumblr.com
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Create a custom order for likeness of you and your...
Create a custom order for likeness of you and your besties/family/colleagues/band …
Simpli Jessi dolls are entirely hand made. Natural linens, organic cotton stuffing, felt, yarn and recycled fibers are used in every doll - making each one unique and special.
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Create a custom order for likeness of you and your...
Create a custom order for likeness of you and your besties/family/colleagues/band …
Simpli Jessi dolls are entirely hand made. Natural linens, organic cotton stuffing, felt, yarn and recycled fibers are used in every doll - making each one unique and special.
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Create a custom order for likeness of you and your...
Create a custom order for likeness of you and your besties/family/colleagues/band …
Simpli Jessi dolls are entirely hand made. Natural linens, organic cotton stuffing, felt, yarn and recycled fibers are used in every doll - making each one unique and special.
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Felted lights by Hélène Magnússon in Reykjavik My neighbour had...
Felted lights by Hélène Magnússon in Reykjavik
My neighbour had wondered all sumer what beautiful red flowers I was growing in my window. When winter darkness came back, I lightened the flowers. My neighbour couldn´t believe her eyes and I sold her my first ever felted light. Since then, I´ve been making quite a lot of them in all sorts of colors.
Each flower is handmade with the unique Icelandic wool: it shines, gives a warm light and is not flammable. I take a particular care in making flowers in different shapes and sizes in order to give the light liveliness.
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