Norwegian artist Caroline Eriksson just finished an epic sculpture of the xenomorph queen from Alien, made of gingerbread. The sculpture is built over an iron structure, held together with sugar syrup. The gingerbread is baked and then bent over curved surfaces while still warm to achieve the proper shape for each piece. The finished product is quite edible, but if not eaten, it will retain its shape for months — via Neatorama
Switch installed today in Parramatta, Sydney — via miguelmarquezoutside
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This sea monster is an art installation by Luke Egan and Pete Hamilton — aka Filthy Luker and Pedro Estrellas — UK-based artists who have made an international name for themselves with gigantic inflatable tentacles. They were invited to create this temporary installation — just 45 days — by the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation — via WHYY
Geometric Pattern: Art Deco Star: Black/Cream, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco Star: Black/Gold, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco Star: Cream/Black, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco Star: Cream/Gold, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco Star: Gold/Black and Geometric Pattern: Art Deco Star: Gold/Cream originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Geometric Pattern: Falling Rectangle: Ceramic, Geometric Pattern: Falling Rectangle: Forest, Geometric Pattern: Falling Rectangle: Grey, Geometric Pattern: Falling Rectangle: Struck, Geometric Pattern: Falling Rectangle: Sunset and Geometric Pattern: Falling Rectangle: Vista originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Geometric Pattern: Art Deco: Peacock: Blue, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco: Peacock: Violet, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco: Peacock: Earth, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco: Peacock: Festive, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco: Peacock: Popsicle and Geometric Pattern: Art Deco: Peacock: Marshmallow originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Geometric Pattern: Art Deco: Curve: Sunset, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco: Curve: Lily, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco: Curve: Dream, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco: Curve: Turquoise, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco: Curve: Seafoam and Geometric Pattern: Art Deco: Curve: Midnight originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Geometric Pattern: Art Deco: Curve Outline: Gold/Black, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco: Curve Outline: Cream/Gold, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco: Curve Outline: Cream/Black, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco: Curve Outline: Black/Gold and Geometric Pattern: Art Deco: Curve Outline: Black/Cream originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Nail art: Orange/Blue originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Celebrate Evil Dead with this Erin Hunting print — via Wil Wheaton
Geometric Pattern: Stylised Flower: Veronica originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Geometric Pattern: Art Deco Diamond: Seafoam, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco Diamond: Turquoise, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco Diamond: Sunset, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco Diamond: Midnight, Geometric Pattern: Art Deco Diamond: Dream and Geometric Pattern: Art Deco Diamond: Lily originally uploaded by Red Wolf
New York circa 1934. Margaret Bourke-White with her camera atop a stainless steel eagle projecting from the sixty-first floor of the Chrysler Building, overlooking Manhattan and the Hudson River.
Gelatin silver print from a photograph by Bourke-White’s darkroom assistant Oscar Graubner. Her backdrop is Rockefeller Centre’s RCA Building, completed in 1933 — via Shorpy
Nail Art: Blue/Green originally uploaded by Red Wolf
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Introducing Tank, a new short film from Red Giant’s Chief Creative Officer, Stu Maschwitz. In a visual homage to vector arcade games of the 80’s (like Battlezone and Star Wars), Tank tells the story of a team of pilots that must take on a weapon of mass destruction in a battle to save their world.
Putting aside current 3D modelling techniques, Stu looked to the past and built the world of Tank entirely in Adobe After Effects, using maths, code, and hundreds of hours of painstaking animation work. Watch the Making of Tank to learn more about Stu’s journey in telling this visually unique story — via Youtube
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