jacobvanloon:

Painting in progress

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100 Amazing Street Art Photos

This is an amazing collection of street art all over the world! Wish I knew where these are.

Check out the rest here:

http://www.stylemotivation.com/100-amazing-street-art-photos/

Alexey Menschikov’s Street Art

I love how subtle some of his work is!

via livejournal

Step Through the Secret Door!

The Secret Door

The Secret Door is presented by Safestyle UK

Permanent Marker Floor Installation in Prague

This amazing and trippy floor pattern was created by a Dutch artist named Heike Weber,
for a Cafe in Prague called Bodenlos, which means ‘losing the ground under your feet.’ So the artwork is very appropriate. Heike has a pretty impressive portfolio of many other inspirational installations. via Freshome

darksilenceinsuburbia: Jo Racttliffe. Roadside stall on the way to Viana, 2007. Digital silver gelatin print, 50 x 50 cm. Edition of 6 + 2AP View high resolution

darksilenceinsuburbia:

Jo Racttliffe. Roadside stall on the way to Viana, 2007. Digital silver gelatin print, 50 x 50 cm. Edition of 6 + 2AP

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Snowflakes Viewed with an Electron Microscope

This is pretty unreal! Amazing how perfectly structured these are… almost like they were made from cookie cutters. via designboom

A Portrait Created with 2.1 Million Ink Dots

Wow! I can’t even imagine the kind of patience you have to have to complete this. Amazing! It was created by hand by Miguel Endara to aid amnesiac, Benjamin Kyle. The portrait apparently took 138 hours to complete, and at a rate of 4.25 dots per second, he estimates the piece contains roughly 2.1 million of them. Read the full story at thisiscolossal

Book Sculptures by Alicia Martín

Books come to life with these interesting sculptures by a Spanish artist, Alicia Martín

Play Pong While Waiting to Cross the Street

What a great idea! A traffic light in Germany allows you to play a game of pong with someone across the street while you wait for the light to change. I wonder if there are a lot less people crossing on red because of this.

via good.is