Let us show you interesting decoration collection called “Hollywood Icons”. This decoration project created by Spanish artist Alejandro de Antonio Fernández for NCO_MA Project (Unconventional Materials Project) was inspired by the 35 mm film. This collection contains portraits of few of the most famous actors and directors from Hollywood. Take a look! And perhaps you will want to have one of them in your home!
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Let us show you funny pets photos created by American photographer Lennette Newell. Usually photographers make pets portraits, static photos but Lennette brings some creativity to the process. In this collection of funny pets photos you will see really funny faces, expressive poses and pure dynamic. Lennette Newell is a successful commercial photographer specializing in the lifestyle of animals and people. The following photos are from two Lennette’s collections “Here Kitty Kitty” and “Woof Woof”. Have fun!
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UK base amazingly talented photographer Kirsty Mitchell seems to have taken the magic of color, nature, and space and combined them to create pure magic. Her work has been seen around the globe and for good reason: her composition and creativity push the boundaries at what one can create with a camera. Today we want to show you some works from her series “Wonderland”. “The entire focus of Wonderland was a tribute to my mother who died in November 2008. She was an English teacher, and was the greatest storyteller you could ever imagine. She read to me constantly as a child and well into my teens (which I never admitted to any of my friends). So really the project was to celebrate her gift, the imagination she gave to me and so many other children.” Take a look!
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These beautiful decorative wall plates allow to the background of the wall become part of the art. Made in England using fine bone china and pierced with images these wall plates are part of Silhoutte Wall Plate Collection by Andrew Tanner. “My grandmother had a wallplate that we all thought was priceless. It adorned her wall and as children we had to walk slowly by the priceless artefact. After she passsed away the plate was taken down and was actually just a bog standard plate. I wanted to create something which was for decoration only. When you place the plate on a wall or in a stand, the background of your walls bring the plates alive with the cut out design”. Take a look!
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These sweet and cheerful photos were taken by children’s photographer from Moscow Elena Karneeva. Each shot, highly professional executed by the way, give you really pleasant emotions since photographer adores her work. “When photographing children is important to dive into the world of childhood, to anticipate and feel the movement of the child, understand his motivation. To be a children’s photographer – so learn to look at the world through the eyes of a child. And most importantly – do not spare the time, after a successful picture is often necessary to wait for hours”. With these snowy photos we want to wish you a Happy New Year! See you next year!
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At first glance, it may appear that these are photos of some snowy wonderland. But upon closer inspection you will see that these landscapes are made up of tropical foliage and surroundings. Netherlands-based photographer Maria Netsounski took these vibrant images using infrared technology; hence the name of this series, IR. Let these snowy pictures will create joyful mood for the upcoming holiday! Merry Christmas!
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Guy Laramee from Canada creates increadible sculptures from old books. Rather the material for the art works are old dictionaries and encyclopedias. From these books Guy carves landscapes and plateau, and then paints them in natural colors. "My work, in 3D as well as in painting, originates from the very idea that ultimate knowledge could very well be an erosion instead of an accumulation. Mountains of disused knowledge return to what they really are: mountains. They erode a bit more and they become hills. Then they flatten and become fields where apparently nothing is happening." Enjoy!
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