20 Insanely Talented GIF Illustrators You Should Follow. Pastel Icebergs by Zaria Forman. Groin Gazing | VICE Canada. The 50 Most Popular All That Is Interesting Pictures. The Ugliest Cats Ever OK, maybe it was a bit mean to say these were the ugliest cats ever. But, they are certainly unique. The Triple Waterfall Of Lebanon Tourists At The Leaning Tower of Pisa Over 2.1 million people have seen this from StumbleUpon alone, making this sadly hilarious picture of tourists at the Leaning Tower one of our most popular interesting pictures. A Sunset In Sweden A Sea Cave On The Coast Of Portugal The Amazing Ryugyong Hotel Of Pyongyang I don’t think we can understate the fact that this was once the worst building in the world. The Size & Scale Of Our Solar System If you have a fear of feeling small, don’t read this post that beautifully visualizes the size and scale of Earth to the rest of space.
The Ruins Of Detroit At one point, Detroit was one of the wealthiest and most populated cities in America. Gorgeous Sebastian Sauve for Schon Magazine: A homage to Iconic Jean Paul Gaultier! I miss that guy! | A Glass Of Champagne. Pedro Almodóvar & Jean-Paul Gaultier | ELLE | bernardodoral.com | the website of photographer Bernardo Doral. Saltar al contenido 2011 Bernardo Doral | all rights reserved Pedro Almodóvar & Jean-Paul Gaultier | ELLE Filed under Celebrity, magazine. Tagged 2011, Director, elle, Fashion Designer, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Paris, Pedro Almodóvar. Browse ← Older: Sara Carbonero & Jon Kortajarena | ELLE Newer: Hugo Silva | ELLE → Publicar un Comentario Tu email nunca será publicado o compartido. Puedes usar estas etiquetas y atributos HTML: <a href="" title=""><abbr title=""><acronym title=""><b><blockquote cite=""><cite><code><del datetime=""><em><i><q cite=""><strike><strong>
Mundo moderno: Beth Ditto. Modo by tomo. DIESEL ART GALLERY EXHIBITION: REALITY & FANTASY BY SARAH ILLENBERGER | NOLO Magazine. Jasho Salazar. The Top 75 Pictures of the Year for 2013. Update: if you liked this post, you’ll adore our latest post on the 38 Most Haunting Abandoned Places on Earth HERE. Following on from our very successful blog “100 of the Best Street Art Images of 2013″ (see HERE), we’ve widened the net and thanks to the guys over at Sifter, we bring you the Top 75 Pictures of 2013. All credit goes to the individual photographers and their inspiring visions of our beautiful planet. What’s your favorite? Photograph by strummingmusic on Reddit Photograph by HALEY LUNA Photograph by HANS HANSEN Photograph by Capt.
Photograph by Adam Klukowski (ENT108) | klucznik.net Photograph by JENNY DEAN Photograph by LAURA WILLIAMS Photograph by SCOTT MCCRACKEN Photograph by Alexander Van Driessche Photograph by ROLF MAEDER Photograph by RADO GADOCZI Photograph by Peter Rivera Photograph by DEVEN STROSS Photograph by Randy Kokesch Photograph by NothingI5True on Reddit Photograph via Kevin Trotman (The Rocketeer on Flickr) Photograph by SPRENG BEN Photograph via waitomo.com. Here Are 20 Unbelievable Places You Would Swear Aren’t Real… But They Are. Intricate Sculptures by Kris Kuksi | Web Odysseum. EmailShare Intricate Sculptures by Kris Kuksi September 01, 2012 Kris Kuksi do this intricate sculptures that result from his unique and meticulous technique. A process that requires countless hours to assemble, collect, manipulate, cut, and re-shape thousands of individual parts. + source.
INFRAMEN on Behance. To be a dancer is to work your body to the breaking point. In my project Inframen, I have created a series of portraits using an infrared technique that reveals blemishes that lie under the dancer’s abused skin, like scars, stretch marks, sun damage, etc. Like a form a voyeurism, this photographic process strips away the dancer’s outer shell, exposing hidden flaws. In Inframen, the surface of the skin becomes a metaphor for the dancer's interiority. The dancers, with their callused exterior and sensitive character, represent the tenuous relationship between the strength of the body and the fragility of the soul. Using their body as an expressive tool, male dancers subvert the heteronormative idea of emotionally suppressed masculinity.
While I identify with the gentleness dancers embody, their intense physicality is completely foreign and fascinating to me. This use of photography as a way to connect with others is at the core of my practice. Tom Eckert's Hyper Realistic Wood Sculptures. Amanda Jakubik. 13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. LV) 1. Anjelica Huston and Michael Jackson Actress Anjelica Huston met Michael Jackson working on Captain EO, Francis Ford Coppola’s 3-D movie that was shown at Disney theme parks. “I think it was very hard for Michael to express anger. He was, I have to say, one of the most polite people I have ever met in my life … And I think music was really the only way in which his passion could come through unguarded … I think, actually, there was a lot of the otherworldly in Michael.
He had this talent that I’ve never encountered before, and I’ve seen a lot of extraordinary people perform. He was, I think, very misunderstood.” Anjelica Huston on Michael Jackson from Time Magazine, image found on The World’s Best Ever 2. Likely never to open to the public, the Gothamist.com visited the long-abandoned Waldorf-Astoria train platform, “which allowed VIPs to enter the hotel in a more private manner—most famously it was used by Franklin D. More information and photos found on the Gothamist. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. A Guide To Recognizing 21st-Century Subcultural Tribes. Bodies in motion: Royal Ballet dancers captured in new light – in pictures | Stage.
CATCH FIRE › SSION in BCALLA for Black Magazine. Photographer: Alberto Maria ColomboArt Direction: Ms. FitzMake Up: Michael Anthony Hair: Dakota Heman Styling: Michael Isaacs + Cody Chritcheloe Production Assistant: Genevieve Belleveau Featuring custom pieces by BCALLA SSION will tour Europe next month. All tour dates here. The Berlin gig will feature co-feature Stereogamous feat. Shaun J. Wright (“Face Love Anew”) + DJs Joey Hansom & Sloth Collective (tickets here).More SSION. Las 50 fotos hechas en el momento más oportuno de la historia.
Trends On Trends. Famous Fashion People- Tom Ford, Tavi, Marc Jacobs. Fashion Editor Style- Famous Magazine Writers. In this industry, the behind-the-scenes editors are often as recognizable as their work, with over-the-top personalities, quotables, and style quirks that are more easily called to mind than their latest imaginative shoots and stories (though true fashion nerds could prove us wrong). So, to celebrate our celebrities, we tapped the great Joana Avillez to illustrate ten of the most talented, inspiring, deserving fashion editors who make our craft a great one. From Suzy and Anna to Olivier and Stefano, here are the top-o'-the-masthead fashion faces who need no further introduction. A word of advice: This slideshow looks an awful lot prettier when viewed in full-size. Make sure to click "full screen" if your computer can handle it! Illustrated by Joana Avillez Begin Slideshow. Christie's to Sell Kate Moss Collection of Images.
“Kate is the ultimate modern muse and we will be seeing her images in major museums and private collections for years to come,” – Gert Elfering The 2002 image by Craig McDean of Moss wearing a jacket and reading “God Save the Queen,” with an estimate of £40,000 to £60,000 ($60,000 to $90,000), More information at www.christies.com – Thanks to WWD for the tip! A selection of some of the most iconic images of Kate Moss are to be auctioned by Christie‘s on September 25th in London. Curated by renowned German collector Gert Elfering with works from photographers like Mario Sorrenti, Annie Leibovitz, Bruce Weber, Mario Testino, Sam Taylor-Wood and Irving Penn to name a few, the collection is collectively valued at about 1 million pounds ($1.5 million). Cyril Foiret. CANDY #6. The Never Ending Story Blu-ray - Wolfgang Petersen.
Review by Leonard Norwitz Studio: Theatrical: Bernd Eichinger/Bernd Schaefers Blu-ray: Warner Home Video Disc: Region: FREE! (as verified by the Momitsu region FREE Blu-ray player) Runtime: 1:34:04.597 Disc Size: 19,471,971,628 bytes Feature Size: 19,294,752,768 bytes Video Bitrate: 23.06 Mbps Chapters: 30 Case: Standard Blu-ray case Release date: March 2nd, 2010 Video: Aspect ratio: 2.35:1 Resolution: 1080p / 23.976 fps Video codec: VC-1 Video Audio: DTS-HD Master Audio English 2222 kbps 5.1 / 48 kHz / 2222 kbps / 16-bit (DTS Core: 5.1 / 48 kHz / 1509 kbps / 16-bit) Dolby Digital Audio French 192 kbps 2.0 / 48 kHz / 192 kbps / Dolby Surround Dolby Digital Audio Portuguese 192 kbps 1.0 / 48 kHz / 192 kbps Subtitles: English, Danish, Finnish, French, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanis, Swedishh, none Extras: • (nichts) . . . which leads in a roundabout way me to my basic problem with the movie: To begin with, I can't tell if it is for or against reading fiction as compared to merely dreaming.
Michael James O’Brien - The GROUND Magazine. Artist “par excellence” Michael James O’Brien is an accomplished American photographer and poet who has exceeded in the field by being showcased in the greatest publications around such as Rolling Stone, L’Uomo Vogue, the New York Times, the Financial Times and many more. Today, Michael gives us the pleasure of answering some of our questions here in The GROUND Magazine. © Carla Bruni, New York, 1990, Michale Jaems O'Brien Hello Michael, it is an honor to meet you.
When did this passion for the arts emerge in your life? I always knew I would be an artist, but I thought first a painter, then an actor. What was your first introduction to photography? I was in graduate school at Yale in graphic design. . © Mr Pearl,1993, Michale James O'Brien When did you decide you wanted to make a career out of photography? In the early ’70s when I was still studying literature without any plan for the future, I was stunned by seeing the photographs of Brassai at MoMA. Were you an ambitious person? Thank you! A Feather In My Hat: The Macaroni Prints, By Kenneth N. Kurtz | The Macaronis. Posted by Alex Beecroft under history[23] Comments A Feather In My Hat: The Macaroni Prints By Kenneth N.
Kurtz Yankee Doodle went to town, A riding on a pony. He stuck a feather in his hat, And called it Macaroni. Most American children, upon hearing the lyrics of our country’s first patriotic song, “Yankee Doodle”, ask why sticking a feather in Yankee Doodle’s hat made him into a noodle. I learned this because my parents, who loved to summer in the Scottish Border town of Selkirk, found a set of Georgian fashion prints in a book shop in Edinburgh. These are eight of a set of twenty-four Macaroni fashion plates drawn by one of England’s first caricaturists, Mary Marley, and engraved and printed by her husband, Mathew Marley, in 1772. I wonder what my parents’ reaction would be at the thought that in purchasing and hanging these prints that they were forecasting not only their eldest son’s gayness, but also his happy association with a fine web site named after the Macaronis. Like this: The dA-Zed guide to Outer Space. Steven Spielberg's highly anticipated futuristic thriller series Extant, is just one of a new slew of Hollywood sci-fi works including Elysium, Gravity, Ender's Crossing, and even Stephen Hawking's biopic.
So why outer space? More than ever, with the increasingly popular and affordable offers of sub-orbital tourism, space cremation burials (for just under 2K), and personal satellite launches flooding the markets of everyday life, it makes sense that many of Earth's most radical creatives -pop stars and stunt artists alike - are turning to outer space instead of cyberspace, as the Final Frontier. A is for Alexander McQueen While looking for Cruise/Resort 13 collection inspiration, David Bowie wasn’t a bad place for Sarah Burton to start (see Z below). Delving into the singer’s many dramatic looks, Bowie’s obsession with the future was reflected in dramatically flared dress pants that created the illusion of inhumanly long legs.
B is for Bjork C is for Christopher Kane D is for Daft Punk. Fetishism in Fashion at MoBA 2013. Trend forcaster Li Edelkoort shows there is more to fetishism than just bondage with garments displayed at this year's MoBA 2013 fashion biennale in Arnhem, the Netherlands (+ slideshow). Li Edelkoort curated the Fetishism in Fashion theme for this year's biennale after observing the expression of deep inner desires through clothing and accessories, which goes far beyond S&M. "There is a moment in fashion where there is this super need to be very fetishistic," Edelkoort told Dezeen. "There is animalism, there are children’s behaviours, there is of course bondage, there is lace, there is fur, feathers and so on. " Edelkoort co-curator Philip Fimmano told us: "[Li noticed that] we're all born with kinds of fetishes and have a need for belonging and bondage from birth. It's not just about fashion design, it's about a movement that's happening in society.
" "We tried to explore the extent of where fetishism can take us, changing from the sexual side to the shamanistic side," he added. ANTWERP SIX-1 | Design Inspirations. Mesmerizing GIFs of Living Movie Stills. ReDiscovery : A Daft Punk Artshow @Gauntlet Gallery. On Fifth Avenue: from Chaos to Couture. Inventory Magazine No.7 Editorial by Stephen Mann | SANDSof STYLE. Animal Eyes | Suren Manvelyan Photography. Yves Saint Laurent par Jalil Lespert : les premières images ! - Loisirs.
22 Incredible Photos of Faraway Places. Fibras al Microscopio. In Focus. Daphne Guinness - Style Icon. New Tradition | NO es un Blog de Moda. Vmcfashion | living a fashionable life… ::*:.the:darling:miss:g.:*::: ::nomad:: GAUNTLET GALLERY - A San Francisco Art Gallery. Tearing Through: Portraits by Bec Wonders.