Lego Hoth Portraits (by Avanaut)
Be sure to check out the WHOLE set. It’s really great. I’ve shared this before. It’s still amazing.
CAGE DOES CAGE (by aslucas07)
German photographer Martin Klimas drops porcelain martial arts characters from a three meters height and photographs them the moment they hit the ground. The dramatic results give these awesome photos a cinematic feel.
[via Whudat]
Very cool.
They just discovered the original postcard that Neutral Milk Hotel had altered for the cover of their album In An Aeroplane Over the Sea.
(http://www.spin.com/articles/neutral-milk-hotels-original-aeroplane-postcard-found-jersey)
Weirdly, I only developed an appreciation for this record in the past month. But this is still very cool to see.
ABCinema (by Evan Seitz)
Paradise Parking is a new series of work (and soon to be book by the same title) by American-born, Paris-based photographer Peter Lippmann. The photos capture abandoned cars in a state of complete decay as each is gradually consumed by [the awesome power of] nature. The works will soon be on display in Brussels courtesy Gallery Sophie Maree.
[via Colossal]
Sandwich Artist « Low-Commitment Projects. I Like all of these. And I bet they are all pretty tasty as well.
“Yayoi Kusama’s installation The Obliteration Room at the Brisbane Gallery of Modern Art started as a stark white room, and then thousands of passing children were given brightly colored dots with which to decorate it.” (via Obliteration Room: a stark white room with thousands of kid-placed colored dots - Boing Boing)
