By Robert Armbrister — via PLANET-PULP // CELEBRATING PULP CULTURE
The Missing Scarf from Eoin Duffy on Vimeo
Narrator: George Takei
Writer / Animator / Director: Eoin Duffy
Not-very-scary depictions of HP Lovecraft’s most feared cosmic creatures — via Underwhelming Lovecraft Monsters
Siberian Husky, Sulimov, South Russian Ovcharka, Borzoi, East Siberian Laika, Samoyed, Black Russian Terrier, Russkiy Toy — via Society6
Dusty Signs from Hunter Johnson on Vimeo
Traditional hand-lettering by Dan Madsen
Melbourne-based artist Catherine Tipping created these masterfully hand stitched portraits that reflect our complicated relationship with the digital age, portraits of people losing a bit of themselves to the digital world — via Neatorama
my hair and i have a very complicated relationship </3 — via c-cassandra
— via piecomic
Seyit UYGUR { Ebru Artist } from oguz uygur (ozzie) on Vimeo
My parents perform this art (Ebru in Turkish, Paper Marbling in English) and the footage was shot for a promo piece I was working on back then and my dad asked me to put a video together for him. This is what came out of that.
For those who is wondering how it’s done I’d recommend googling Paper Marbling
there is plenty of info out there
Limited edition bronze of 20 — Year released: 2012 — Bronze giant squid dining table dimensions: 30” tall x 36” round glass — via Kirk McGuire
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Limited edition bronze of 20 — Year released: 2011 — Bronze octopus coffee table dimensions: 16 1/2″ H x 36″ round glass — via Kirk McGuire
Federico Babina is back with his latest illustration! This time, he explores 23 works of architecture through the lens of one interesting or intense detail that speaks to the character of the work as a whole. Seeing these illustrations as movie posters, which use visual imagery to suggest, insinuate, and convey the essence
of the film, each illustration reflects the work and the architect’s aesthetic overall — via ArchDaily
Matthew Simmonds, an art historian and architectural stone carver based in Italy, has created a collection of exceptionally beautiful miniature spaces carved from stone. Having worked on a number of restoration projects in the UK — from Westminster Abbey to Ely Cathedral — his skills have been transferred into work of a much smaller, if not more intricate, scale. Hewn from large stone blocks (some of marble), the level of intricacy Simmonds has achieved in the architectural detailing is almost incredible. Capitals, vaults and surfaces all distort and reflect light in a very beguiling way — via ArchDaily
Gregor Czaykowski at the webcomic Loading Artist did a makeover of the website and did several comics about the process. This one should be familiar to anyone who ever launched a new website. It’s one of the reasons why millions of bloggers don’t stick with it more than a few weeks — via Neatorama
Bad rabbit. Denver comicon commission — via templesmith
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