artistic license
"The emotions are sometimes so strong that I work without knowing it. The strokes come like speech."
-- Vincent Van Gogh
Disclaimer: All images posted here are presented as visual inspiration for those viewing. I do not claim ownership of anything posted here unless otherwise specified. Copyright still belongs to the owner. I don’t have any financial benefit from posting them. This tumblr is created purely to show my appreciation of the lovely works of art. Kudos to the artists. Rock on!
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Beautiful ongoing project by Russian artist Leonid Tishkov and photographer Boris Bendikov.
“Private Moon” is a visual poem telling the story of a man who met the Moon and stayed with her for the rest of his life.
“Each photograph is a poetic tale, a little poem in its own right. Therefore each picture is accompanied by my own verse, which I wrote when I drew my sketches for the photographs. So it turns out that the Moon overcomes our loneliness in the universe uniting many of us around it.” - Leonid Tishkov
“Private Moon” by Leonid Tishkov & Boris Bendikov
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large scale permanent marker installation art by Heike Weber
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Salvador Dalí
(Source: jolieing)
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Salvador Dali setting up his ‘Dali and the Skull (in Voluptate Mors)’, 1951. Photo by Philippe Halsman.
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Claude Monet
(Source: jolieing)
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Mario quickly becomes Princess Peach’s dinner in this crazy zombie themed custom sculpture by artist Donald Kennedy. Nom nom nom!
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The Ghost in the Machine by Erika Iris Simmons
“The Ghost in the Machine” series was inspired by some strange ideas. How at one level we are cellular beings and another we are a single “self.” The single cassette tape I thought of as representing the mind. The tape ribbon represents our thoughts, the data within. Taking that data – those bits of memory – and rearranging them to form what we see as a face is my way of finding a “ghost in the machine.” I also liked the fact that when you look at a portrait like Jimi Hendrix out of a cassette tape, you can almost hear the music in your head – so your own “data” is responding to what you see.
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alecshao: Liu Bolin, Invisible Man
(Source: likeafieldmouse)
