We bring to your attention a series of works for the creation of which, were used only red and blue ballpoint pens and some old sheets of music books. It turned out pretty extravagant and catchy.
Beach House in Peru
The project of the architectural bureau Metropolis, on the Palabritas beach, Lima was commissioned more than two years ago. The house with a total area of 230 square meters, cost its owner $250 000.
The Energy of Classical Music in Photography
Danish photographer Nikolaj Lund already can boast with a huge collection of pictures taken at the classical music concerts. You may ask how come so much of his works are about this subject. The answer is quite simple.
Human Deconstruction by Smithe
A person with this nickname spends most of his time in his native Mexico, particularly in Mexico City. But because of his occupation, he often can be seen in South America and the Old World.
New York Subway in Black and White
The classic American photographer Walker Evans for four years (1938-41) went down to the New York subway, hiding the camera under his coat and shot the surrounding him faces.
Hat Madness of the Kentucky Derby
This event may compete with the royal wedding in its excitement and backstage events. Competition, the history of which had started 138 years ago, annually attracts at least 150 000 visitors.
Watercolor Life by Joseph Zbukvic
Today, this Croatian Aussie is considered one of the pillars of the watercolors in the world. Of course, we’re talking about living contemporaries. It may surprise you, but initially Joseph was not going to become an artist.
Colour Pictures of Hitler’s 50 Years Celebration
This day came on April 20, 1939, and it might seem the most significant event in the history of Germany in the last few years.
Monsters Illustrations By Matt Kaufenberg
American designer and illustrator draws very funny and unusual monsters. Moreover, he has already developed some kind of tradition to draw one monster each day of March. One of these March collections we will present to you.
Pencils Sculptures by Federico Uribe
Colombian conceptual artist and sculptor, who is now living in Miami, Florida creates very complex and unusual life-size sculptures, using standard pencils.
