If you love yoga and you can't get enough of dogs, then you'll probably love Yoga Dogs, a book dedicated to some flexible furry creatures. Inspired by a friend's mastiff that would imitate its master's morning yoga routine, photographer Daniel Borris made a collection of 45 different dogs and puppies doing human yoga poses.
Bunk, 2005, Inlaid maps on panel We were so blown away by Matthew Cusick's meticulously detailed map art that we...
Scanning images of crumpled aluminum foil, artist Pae White made this mind-bending main stage curtain for the Oslo Opera House.
Feel the fragility of life through Larassa Kabel's fantastic drawings. While all of these works are comprised of black colored pencil only, the application process is different than you might think. “Colored pencil can be dissolved in rubbing alcohol, so I use the stick form of Prismacolor's black to paint on the first couple of layers of tone,” she tells us.
If you're looking for a few good laughs, check out Brainless Tales, a once-a-day comic by a man named Marcus.
When tasked with creating a synthetic urban tree for the City of Boston (or any city)
Though Ben Heine is well-known for his very clever series Pencil Vs Camera, many might not know about his Digital Circlism set. Heine's created a new technique whereby digital circles are selectively placed onto a black background. Using a sharp round brush in Photoshop CS4, he makes these circles of different sizes and colors until they magically form a familiar face.
Seattle-based Japanese artist Yumiko Kayukawa is currently showing new works at The Shooting Gallery in San Francisco.
It doesn't very happen often, but sometimes a piece instantly strikes a chord inside of me.
A lot of work goes into creating art like this but it's not in the order that you'd think. Yasmina Alaoui and Marco Guerra mix old and new techniques together to create life-size body portraits that are mysteriously beautiful. In the series they call 1001 Dreams, Guerra first photographs their nude subjects in black and white either with film or Polaroid.
When trees die, we tend think they've past their prime and lost all their beauty.
23-year-old web designer Joni Niemel took up photography as a side hobby.
