I like the art of Cyril Croucher.
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Interesting and/or cool stuff I've come across from art, design, technology, photography, movies I've watched and liked and, occasionally, my thoughts.
Digging the art of Roger Ibáñez Ugena.
Furia del Cielo – a series by photographer Jeroen Taal of an abandoned 16th-century villa in Italy, full of beautiful, colourful frescoes.
Inside the Mind-Blowing Live/Work Compound of Mexican Artist Pedro Reyes
via MyMind
"Fish Market in Moonlight" (1841) by Petrus van Schendel, or "Monsieur Chandelle", a Dutch-Belgian master who specialised in painting nighttime (market) scenes lit by candles and the moon.
"The Sleeping Muse" by Constantin Brâncuși, 1910
The art of George Wylesol
"Moonstone" book cover illustration by Owen Gent
Zero Sophisto by Andy Howell
Surreal wooden sculptures by Yoshitoshi Kanemaki.
via This is Colossal
This is a fragment of Chroma III, an alien-looking torus knot comprised of scintillating polymer cells, that seems to be breathing, by Seoul-based artist Yunchul Kim. Make sure you watch the video, and of course explore his other works.
via Stir World
"A Dealer in Artefacts" by Ludwig Deutsch, 1887
'The Temptation of St. Anthony' by Joos van Craesbeeck, 1650.
Kubrick reportedly drew inspiration for Barry Lyndon's soft, warm, painting-like candlelight scenes from realist painters Adolph Menzel, author of the above "Frederick the Great Playing the Flute at Sanssouci" or "The Flute Concert", painted in 1852, and Petrus van Schendel, who's work is very, very candlelit.
"Man Still Watering Lawn" by Ed Templeton, 2021
(See also: "Man Waters Lawn, Suburbia")
via Dazed
An art installation by Antti Laitinen.
via reddit
Super nice Tokyo storefront illustrations by Mateusz Urbanowicz.
Huge, 3×1m pen and ink drawing by Manabu Ikeda, titled Rebirth, finished after almost 3.5 years.
via This is Colossal
Photographer Max Oppenheim collaborating with prosthethics artist Bill Turpin for a tribute to the epic “Black Hole” comics by Charles Burns.
via this isn’t happiness™