随便

(Source: shopanthom.com)

athousandfacets:

Victoria Kelsey Jewellery

brooklyn towest

jewelsallaround:

Ruta Reifen works include plaster, paper, copper, epoxy, thread, auto paint, porcelain…and gold. “I am a tactile artist, drawn to earthy substances. The texture and pliability of porcelain and cement and the way they are incorporated into rigid metal structures, is what I find most exciting. When these elements come into contact with the live skin, the different way that the bodys temperature suffuses them is what enables a full expression of their beauty.”

http://ornamentalelements.com/2012/08/02/opposites-and-whimsy/

(via kierstencrowley)

julie cohn

Artist Yang Yongliang blends traditional landscape painting with digital techniques to depict the impacts of China’s uncontrolled urbanisation

athousandfacets:

ANNIE COSTELLO BROWN

athousandfacets:

ANNIE COSTELLO BROWN

odditiesoflife:

Book Sculptures

Landscapes carved and painted into old books by Canadian artist Guy Laramee.

ofakind:

From afar, this Eugenia Kim headband looks all pretty-sophisticated—like it could hang at a wedding with tablescapes. And then you realize those are crocodiles. —erica

odditiesoflife:

The Cancun Underwater Museum

This truly unique “musuem” is one of the largest man-made underwater attractions on Earth and is located in Quintana Roo, Mexico. The Cancun Underwater Museum has over 400 life-size sculptures designed by English artist Jason deCaires Taylor. The installation is designed to become an artificial reef. The sculptures are all made from ph neutral clay in order to promote the growth of coral reefs and marine life.

athousandfacets:

WINIFRED GRACE

athousandfacets:

WINIFRED GRACE

worclip:

Planter Bricks by Rael San Fratello Architects

Material: concrete
Brick dimensions: 8” W x 2 ¾” H x 4” D
Overall dimensions: 8” Wide x up to 4” High x up to 8” Deep
Process:  3D printing

The Planter Bricks are custom designed concrete masonry units that can hold plants and vegetation. The planter bricks have the potential to counter the heat island effect in big cities through evapotranspiration and pollution conversion. The plants in the wall help mediate the temperature of the microclimate surrounding the building, buffer sound and help filter the air.

(via idreamcreateandadmire)

“Down Is The New Up” by Paul Kilgour

(Source: hoyss, via downinthevalleyy)