Office by Alex Penny
Decoration in Rome
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Using black marker, Japanese artist Yosuke Goda painstakingly creates large-scale illustrations and murals with intense detail.
Seriously my role model, it’s my dream to do stuff like this!
Dariusz Klimczak (Poland) - Curioos
Rain by Stacee Kalmanovsky.
Installation of Beads on Fishing Line, 3m x 4m x 3m, 2005 Ometti, Lo Spazio.
This rain art installation project goes against two basic associations we have with rain: that it falls only on the outside of buildings and that it is always in motion and difficult to see while moving. By contrast, people can walk through this controlled space and see, feel and push each individual drop of rain.
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Fantasia Air Control by Hillary White
Up for voting in polo flavor at threadless!
Artist: deviantart / portfolio / society6 / flickr
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”I would teach children music, physics and philosophy; but most importantly music, for in the patterns of music and all the arts are the keys of learning.”
- Plato
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Psyche represents the human spirit or soul, and in mythology she was represented as a princess so beautiful that people adored her instead of Venus. To put an end to this sacrilege, Venus sent her son Cupid to make Psyche fall in love with the ugliest creature he could find. but when Cupid saw her he fell in love and forgot his mother’s command. They became lovers, though Cupid forbade Psyche ever to look upon him. When at last she did, he fled in fear of what Venus would do to him in revenge. Psyche roamed the earth in search of her lover, facing obstacles thrown in her way by Venus to prove that she was worthy of her son. One of these tasks involved a golden box which she was forbidden from opening. When she did open it, she fell into a deep sleep of death. Eventually, however, Jupiter agreed that the lovers could be united for eternity.
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