25 Creepiest Places On Earth. Constructed by the British Royal Navy during the Second World War as an advance line of defense these forts now sit abandoned a few feet above the waves of the North Sea. Found deep in the swamp of former Aztec country is what has come to be known as the Island of the Dolls. Although it is now abandoned at one time it had a single inhabitant. His name was Don Julian Santana Barrera and according to legend, one day a young girl drowned just off shore (don’t ask us how she got there).
At any rate, not long after this, Don Julian found her doll floating in the water. Normally 1 overcrowded cemetery is enough to be considered creepy. As a result of Turkish intervention on the island of Cyprus, several areas are no longer accessible to modern Cypriots. Literally translated as Battleship Island due to its supposed resemblance to the massive vessel, like several other places on this list Gunkanjima used to be a mining facility, and just like those other places it shut down. - StumbleUpon. Живопись, картины, художники - Арт блог. 10 most amazing portraits carved from junk. The world has been desperately seeking means to reduce, reuse and recycle junk.
These are attempts to make junk tolerable. A few artists and sculptors have decided to elevate junk to the level of art so that instead of simply tolerating it, we actually celebrate it! We present here 10 such amazing works of art that have been made entirely from junk. 1. Jason Mecier has a unique gift. 2. There is a growing electronic industry which also means a growing e-waste junk heap! 3. The artist we just introduced makes a comeback here! 4. Zan Freeman’s work seems to embody a profound truth that things which appear as worthless and random in the small picture actually contribute to something beautiful and grand in the larger picture!
5. Amy Winehouse, a popular singer known for her deep contralto singing, would have been pleased to see the tribute paid to her by an artist had she been alive. 6. 3D Portraits Made From Screws 7. 8. 9. A famous proverb has undergone transformation. 10. Seriously HAUTE | Hair to Inspire « huda beauty. Seriously HAUTE | Hair to Inspire Wed, 14 Mar 2012 TREND REPORT | HAIRY TALESBy Huda Heidi Kattan Soooo my obsession with Pinterest persist and with good reason!
It takes up so much time, but when I have a minute, I like pin:) It’s my new thing! I am soooo obsessed with some of these styles and they are super easy totally wearable every day! I actually will be getting some tutorials from these looks! Skeleton Ballet Jump Side View Stock Photo 83303947. Garbage Bag Urban Art Animals Animate NY City Streets. What better place than the streets of New York City to try and spook the seen-it-all pedestrians into experiencing a new form of street art? Joshua Allen Harris is an artist who has found a way to work with urban conditions, take advantage of cheap materials and exploit available situations to make ingenious head-turning works of art. In some cases, he manipulates the surroundings of a work to play with site and illusion – like splicing a segmented dragon form so it appears to be diving in and out of the metal grates on which it sits, or facing off two monsters that – as air movement varies from place to place – seem to be gaining or losing ground.
In other cases, he sets out simple animals by themselves or in parts that inflate and deflate at intervals, looking one moment like another piece of urban debris and the next like a real animal come to life. Whether or not his selection of the polar bear was an environmental statement, however, remains unknown. Paper Tiger Press | Archive for Styling. Awesome Brochure and Print Design Inspiration | Abduzeedo | Graphic Design... Video tutorial - how to wrap a bangle. A couple months ago I shared a tutorial about how to create a dreamer using thrifted materials. You can see a couple of our examples Here and Here. For this project I used a really easy and versatile macrame technique that is much easier than simple wrapping because you don't have to measure how much yarn you'll need, you work right from the ball. It also creates a durable wrap that won't unravel as you're working, or afterward. Since I'm a visual learner, I thought you might be too and would enjoy watching how this knot is done rather than reading about it.
I used some thrifted bangles for this tutorial, and some thin yarn. Let me know in the comments section if you have any questions, enjoy! Lunes Wrapped Bangle Tutorial from Lune Vintage on Vimeo. DIY Dream Catchers from Artist Rachael Rice | Rachael Rice is an amazing artist who creates gorgeous and whimsical dream catchers along with amazing mix media work (make sure to check out her site!). She shared a simple but elegant DIY dream catcher tutorial with Free People, which I am going to feature below! What You Will Need: A BangleFlossFeathersDoiliesBeadsScissorsAny other embellishments you want to add Steps: 1. Tie the string to the bangle and wrap it around. 2. 3. 4. Source: Rachael Rice Tutorial and Images were found on Free People Rachael Rice’s website can be viewed here!
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