cockringtoss:

in other news an artist in wisconsin made a portrait of the former pope benedict

it is made of condoms

barretoart:

A new series of photo-manipulation I’m making combining parts of houses on trees.

www.dbarreto.com

huliia:

gemiblu:

huliia:

/fighting urge….to cosplay….totodile….ahhh…failing

AAAH I know this is old but I gotten a lot of cosplay comments on this and if anyone does decide they would cosplay any of these I would LOVE to see ; w ;

fiore-rosso:

ryuji nakamura | aurora.

Ursus Wehrli - The Art of Clean-up (2011)

The artist channels his obsessive-compulsive disorder into art with a project of deconstructing and reorganizing

Lee Price: American Figurative Realist Oil Painter

theartofanimation:

Sanbonzakura

acideyedrops:

Look at the center of this image for 30sec, then watch Van Gogh’s *Starry Night* come to life

bless this post. 

urhajos:

Marc Johns

likeafieldmouse:

Jim Campbell - Scattered Light (2010)

razorshapes:

Edible Landscapes by Eszter Burghardt

Eszter Burghardt creates wonderful miniature landscapes using primarily food and random objects from her studio. Her work is based on the remote and isolated geography of Iceland and the vast and epic vistas are scaled down and captured by a macro lens giving the illusion that the photographs were actually taken on site. Eszter uses poppy seeds, coco powder, coffee, milk, and chocolate cake crumbs to represent the various textures found in this landscape. The cake like volcanic landforms, milky blue lagoons, and edible faux-craters capture the likeness of this area in Iceland.

commovente:

Keith Haring. Painting Myself into a Corner, 1979

artlog:

Christian Boltanski’s No Man’s Land (2010) was composed of 30 tons of discarded clothing, a 60-foot crane, and the sound of human heartbeats.