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His work has been exhibited at the Hive, Los Angeles, as featured resident artist; the Getty Center, Pop-up Gallery, Los Angeles; Out There, Gallery 82, West Hollywood; Gallerie Sparta, West Hollywood; LACDA, Los Angeles; Gay Downtown L.A. Artwalk Pop-up Gallery; and Beyond Baroque, Los Angeles. It will also be featured in Art Share L.A. this fall. He was also featured in The Cultural Weekly. Incredible post-punk era photography including Nick Cave, Patti Smith and more. Look back at Frank Stefanko's stunning images of Patti Smith from the 60s and 70s. Curiosity and Isolation Take Center Stage in Karen Jerzyk’s Lonely Astronaut Series.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Germany It's safe to assume you wouldn't blindly trust a friend to tattoo anything they wanted on your skin, let alone allow a complete stranger to do the same.
But somehow, tattoo artist Monty Richthofen has convinced hundreds of people to do just that. Under the name Maison Hefner, the 23-year-old from Munich tattoos willing adults with motivational quotes and mantras without telling them what it'll be beforehand. Richthofen's project, "My Words, Your Body", started in 2017, though he worked as a regular tattoo artist for a year-and-a-half before that. Incredible Photo of the Solar System Photographed from a Man's Backyard. Teacher Crafts Solar System Quilt to Use in Her Astronomy Class. For many teachers, their job is more than just covering the syllabus—they often go beyond the basic requirements, dedicating time and energy to inspire their pupils as much as possible.
One teacher of this caliber of commitment to education was Ellen Harding Baker, an American astronomer from the 19th century who is famous for one particularly crafty education method. She is rumored to have spent 7 years embroidering the entire solar system onto a quilt, which she then used as a visual aid during her lectures. Completed in 1876, the large, 89 × 106 inch Solar System Quilt was made from black woolen fabric and embellished with colorful wool-fabric appliqué, wool braid, as well as wool and silk embroidery. Similar to the solar system illustrations in astronomy books of the time, it features the sun at the center, the eight planets of our solar system, as well as the asteroid belt and a myriad of stitched stars.
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His name was Tombili and he became an Internet sensation quickly after photos of him looking effortlessly laid-back were shared on the viral site 9GAG. Only missing a top hat, Tombili was the kind of dapper street cat that epitomizes being cool. Although Tombili didn’t seem to have a dedicated home, his portly build suggests that his neighborhood took good care of him. He practically became their town mascot, reminding passersby to take it easy and find time to relax. Photographer Captures the Mystical Beauty of Icelandic Horses. Photographer Drew Doggett is known for traveling the world, capturing extraordinary landscapes, people, and cultures. One of his most enchanting series to date, titled In the Realm of Legends, captures the one-of-a-kind beauty of Icelandic horses, who majestically roam the surrounding territory.
Though many opt to capture the stunning landscapes that Iceland has to offer, Doggett takes it one step further by also embracing its unique equestrian population to create a union of myth and fantasy that's almost too good to be true. During his time in Iceland, Doggett stayed on a farm with hundreds of horses. He was initially drawn to the enchanted landscape by tales of folklore. Such takes included the famous, eight-legged Icelandic horse named Sleipnir who is believed to be the spirit animal of the mythological god, Odin. Amazing Winners of 2018 Siena International Photo Awards. Poland in the 80's Through the Lens of French/Swiss Photographer Bruno Barbey. Spectacular Aerial Photography Looks Just Like Abstract Paintings. While many of the world’s natural landscapes can be appreciated on foot, award-winning photographer Stas Bartnikas takes to the skies to capture their beauty from above.
The Moscow-based photographer’s spectacular portfolio of aerial photography highlights the magnificent abstract patterns found in nature—a style he calls “aero-art.” While drone photography allows today’s photographers to capture the world from new heights, Bartnikas values the old-school tradition of flying in small planes and helicopters to look down and take the photographs with his camera in hand. His portfolio showcases the world from a different perspective, revealing the incredible patterns, shapes, and colors of Mother Nature. “Regular travelers are able to see only so much of the amazing places they travel to, whereas aerial photography allows us to see places that are inaccessible on foot,” Bartnikas tells My Modern Met. Bartnikas’ favorite place to shoot from above is the vast Icelandic landscape.
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With technological limitation, our first photographs are mainly seated posed images that somehow give the impression that everyone in the 1800s was elegant and composed. But, thanks to one clever Norwegian student, we have a hidden glimpse of life in the 1890s. Ghostly Pirate Ship Filled with Surreal Characters by Jason Stieva. Why babies in medieval paintings look like ugly old men. Art History Glossary: 20 Art Terms To Help You Master Art History 101. It's my cake day, so I share with you my pixel work. Artist Transforms Iconic David Bowie Photos into Ukiyo-e Woodblock Prints. Photographer Creates Animal Photo Series From Underneath, and It's Brilliant - artFido.
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Employing elaborate costumes and surreal props, each image is a peek into a mysterious, magical world. Kareva calls these vignettes Plein Air, as they take place among the gorgeous outdoor landscape with models who exude elegance—even when confronted with wild animals. Prismatic Sketches of Hands and Faces by Lui Ferreyra. Dramatic Anatomical Drawings Comprised of Complex Hatched Colors by WanJim Gim.
IKEA Growroom Instructions Let You Build Your Own DIY Greenhouse. Playful Seniors Wear Organic Materials to Personify Nature. Eyes as Big as Plates is a whimsical series by Finnish photographer Riitta Ikonen and Norwegian photographer Karoline Hjorth that features senior citizens donning organic materials like twigs and grass.
Ikonen says that the collaborative project originally began as “a play on characters and protagonists from Norwegian folklore” but has since evolved into a collection of images exploring “mental landscapes” that reflect a return of body to nature with the use of scavenged materials. There's a lovely sense of humor to the series that places the elderly in natural landscapes.
Chernobyl Exclusion Zone Captured Through Infrared Photography. A Ukrainian Photographer Captures a Decade of a Single Park Bench. Color Guide 'Nomenclature of Colours' Uses Nature in Color Descriptions. This post may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more info. Mary Cassatt Biography Presents Famous Female Painters' Life and Work. Photographer Captures Agile Felines Performing Like Ninja Cats. There are many types of animal photography, from heartfelt pet portraits to amazing shots of wild animals.
Japanese photographer Hisakata Hiroyuki takes a conceptually lighter approach to his creature images; he reveals the delightful world of ninja cats—otherwise ordinary felines captured in the midst of action that look like they’re performing martial arts. Hiroyuki’s portraits demonstrate the impressive agility of young cats. Using a feather toy and high-speed photography techniques, he shows how each creature bends and twists with ease, and many of the cats have incredible verticals and leap far into the air. Endangered Animal Photos Bring Out the Humanity in Fragile Species. Crowned Sifaka Lemur, © Tim FlachThis post may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more info.
We know that the fate of endangered species is a global issue, but it remains an abstract concept to many of us. We aren’t confronted with the faces of these creatures on a daily basis; but thanks to the work of photographer Tim Flach, these mammals, reptiles, fish, and birds are shown in striking portraits that make it impossible for us to turn away. Mesmerizing Translucent Waves from 19th Century Paintings. The late 19th century Armenian-Russian painter Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky created some truly spectacular paintings of seascapes that capture the beautiful, shimmering essence of the tumultuous waters.
The marine artist gained recognition for his impeccable ability to recreate the expressive quality of oceans with over half of his 6,000+ paintings from his lifetime being devoted to the subject. What separates Aivazovsky's seascape paintings from others is his ability to replicate both the intensity and motion as well as the translucency and texture. His energetic waves and calm ripples are equally effective. Aivazovsky also plays with colors, simulating the effects of sunlight filtering through the waters to present an ethereal quality that imitates a sort of magical realism. There's something absolutely stunning about the painter's ability to skillfully emulate the emotional connection to the coastal scenes that translates centuries later. Louisa Chalatashvili — New East 100 — The Calvert Journal.
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