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Beautiful Paintings from Kenta Torii

A selection of the creations of Japanese artist Kenta Torii, currently based in Mexico, who creates some amazing and beautiful paintings as inspired by the aesthetics of graffiti, as Japanese and Latin American cultures. An explosive, powerful and colorful mixture that can be found throughout in the discovery of his creations. Txt Via| Instagram

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Lifehack: How To Catch All Of Earth’s Hottest Diseases

By Jarshog Mollar

I’ve lived on planet Earth for 2 months and have already managed to contract HUNDREDS of diseases, here’s how you can too!

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59 Parks Prints Series: A Collection of Amazing Artists Celebrating the 59 National Parks

Two things that make me really happy-National Parks and silk-screened art prints-are finding themselves coming together in a beautiful print series put out by The National Poster Retrospecticus as part of the 59 Park Print Series, which celebrates the beauty and amazingness of the 59 National Parks that the US is home to.

The series will feature 18″x24″ art prints for each of the 59 National Parks, while some parks will also feature variants prints and/or 24"x32" posters in addition. The series already has put out prints for 11 parks, all of which are truly beautiful prints. Additionally, there’s some really talented artists that are contributing to the 59 Park Series. Artists and designers such as John Vogl, Matt Taylor, Thomas Danthony, DKNG, Daniel Danger, Eric Nyffeler, Justin Santora, Dan McCarthy, Telegramme Paper Co., Two Arms Inc., and Brave the Woods have already contributed to the series, and I’m sure many more excellent artists and designers will also contribute to the series moving forward.

As an added bonus, 5% of revenue generated from the print series will be donated to The National Park Service, and the prints will also be archived by the Library of Congress. Awesome.

Head over to the 59 Parks Shop to pick up a print or some other really cool goodies.

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Great Animations from Graphonaute

Graphonaute was founded in August 2013.

All gifs, images and videos appearing on his website were made by Hugo Germain. Website

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Drawings by Adara Sánchez Anguiano

Adara Sánchez Anguiano (born 1987) is a freelance illustrator from Sevilla, Spain.

I’ve always had pencils in my hands, it’s impossible to know when I started drawing. I learnt to draw at the same time I learnt to count and read. I started my Fine Art degree in my born place, but I finished it between Belgium and Cuenca. After that I got a master in illustration in Barcelona. Now I’m in Madrid.

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Cool piece by @jerryrugg and @espy_dpt_znc #usa #globalstreetart #3D http://www.globalstreetart.com/jerryrugg https://www.instagram.com/p/BIS2X0ejJKr/

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Black-and-White Bitmap Art by Mattis Dovier

Mattis Dovier is a Parisian illustrator and GIF-maker. Follow him on Facebook.

Art is the only way to run away without leaving home - run with us.

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Drawings by Chamo San

Chamo San is a freelance illustrator from Barcelona, Spain. He studied Fine Arts at UB (Universitat de Barcelona), Barcelona, and ENSBA (Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts), Paris. Find him on Facebook & Instagram and Tumblr.

Art not only for connoisseurs. Posted by tu recepcja

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The Captivating Women of Graf n’Arq

The artist known as Graf n’Arq is from Uruqay.  There is little information available about him online.  His portraits of women are meticulously detailed.  The most stunning detail about his work art the eyes - on some of his pieces it is difficult to look away from their amazing eyes.  Some of his work is quite explicit.  You can see more of Graf n’Arq’s work on Tumblr.  Thanks to catmota.com.

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My latest gif project “Monday Morning Again” by François Beaurain

Monday morning again Paris, 2016

This is an ongoing project and more gifs are in preparation. I was previously living in Africa where I started to work with gifs (http://www.fbeaurain.com/monrovia_animated_800.html). I recently came back to Paris and to office life which has not been an easy task. With this new series, I am trying to express with humor and poetry my feelings about being back to office, a mix of frustration and dreams. You can visit at or on my tumblr.

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Steven Russell Black is an Illustrator and fine artist working out of the Bay Area. San Rafael, CA. "with an obsessive compulsion to champion the odd, fringe, or otherwise unappreciated.“

Inspiration find at pixography

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Illustrations by Manatiini

Sharon Zhang aka Manatiini is a student and artist from the USA. When drawing digitally, she uses a Wacom Intuos4 and Photoshop CS6.

My art consists of mostly scenic drawings and portraits. I am also willing to do certain fanart, depending on the context. 

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Screaming Giant Resurfaces from the Ground

Hungarian artist Ervin Loránth’s latest installation challenges the perception of space and reality with the presence of a screaming giant bursting through the ground. Temporarily installed in Budapest’s Széchenyi Square, the piece is an entry for the Art Market Budapest. The contemporary sculpture instantly transports the audience into a world, where giants coexist among humans to maintain the balance between reality and fantasy.

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Nakagin Tower (Japan)

“NT is one of those rather rare examples of buildings where the exterior perfectly matches the interior. The compact minimalism you can observe from outside, permeates into the rooms and hallways creating a much fuller, more impactful experience. The sounds that the windows made when you adjusted them utterly surpassed any horrific sound in existence. Those blades had to be oiled often but tenants sometimes decided against that.”

Shot by Damjan Cvetkov Dimitrov and Nina Geometrieva

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