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Visual Bits #420 > Capture The Surreal Beauty Of Life
Visual Bits #406> Stunning Places & People: Photos
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Visual Bits #383 > Mother Nature In All Its Glory
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Visual Bits #344> Angles & Curves: Landscape Photos
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A Fantasy of Geometric Landscapes
Ok, confession time. Unlike what seems to be about 99% of the current population, I am not a huge fan of video games. That doesn’t mean I can’t appreciate the near addictive fun they are to play… in fact I almost stay away for that reason. I’ll tell you what would get me playing though: seeing digital artist JR Schmidt design a serious adventure game. [Read more...]
Tiny Islands Made from Mirrored Landscapes
Covered in Italian villas, beachcombers, and strangely symmetrical rock formations, tiny magical islands spring from the sea. It’s the beautiful world of photographer Gustav Willeit… and what makes it so intriguing isn’t necessarily his mirrored images near symmetry, it’s the few non-symmetrical elements which really grab your eye: a bus tours around a apparently circular ring road, a boat anchors on one shore of otherwise identical sides of an island, twin peninsulas surround multi-colored italian villas. These small touches of non-symmetry lend his images the credible touches that makes us wonder: is this the real world? [Read more...]
Mixing Landscapes Into The Human Form
The beauty of working with mixed media is the unlimited amount of possibilities an artist can come up with: the ideas really, are endless. Although some may say it is getting harder to create an original piece of art (you know, the old “everything has been done before” mantra) everything in actuality has a derivative. Taking advantage of this happy situation, Oriol Angrill Jorda uses nature and the human form for the inspiration in his collection titled “Blendscapes”. He takes two images, one a landscape and the other a portrait, and then melds them together creating an image which reminds us that we are at once individual and of the world. [Read more...]













