Metal Type-Art City by Hong Seon Jang
Made from the metal letter type from a printing press, Hong creates this bustling miniature cityscape with rooftop messages meant for all-seeing observers or maybe aliens.
Artist: website (via: davidbsmithgallery / colossal)
Mayan Chocolate Temple by Qzina Specialty Foods
Built to resemble the Mayan temple of Kukulkan at Chichen Itza, this embiggened dessert monolith weighs in at a record-breaking 18,239 pounds, over 8 tons of chocolately delight! It seems the inevitable Chocopalypse the Mayans predicted is coming early this year.
Artists: qzina (via: collabcubed)
Back to Childhood by Julien Mauve
When you give up toys, you give up a piece of your childhood. The good news is you can easily reclaim your lost innocence by reintroducing your favorite toy cars, telephones, card games, and animal companions back into your adult life.
Artist: behance / website (via: mymodernmet)
Fabulous Portraits by Scott Scheidly
A series of fabulous-ized depictions of tyrants, dictators, and popes showing this weekend at ArtPadSF in San Francisco, California.
Fight Club by Guillaume Bresson
These photorealistic oil paintings by Guillaume make you feel the dust, sweat, and blood kicked up from an actual underground fight club, but you get to keep vertebrate aligned.
Artist: bio (via: faithistorment)
Diminutive Horrors by Adam Makarenko
We’re most afraid of things we cannot see, but what about the things that are just really tiny? Adam hand-crafts each piece down to the most intricate detail, before arranging them for their extreme close-ups. The result are fascinating glimpses into horrific scenes with no context but left to the machinations of your own mind to explain.
Wind Waker: King of Red Lions Papercraft
Papercraft template available for download at ninjatoes.
Photos by studioofmm: blogspot / deviantart
Tron Posters by Martin Ansin
Going on sale today (Wed, May 16th) at postersandtoys.
Artist: website (via: omgposters)
Jump to Hyperspace photo by Don Pettit
Taken from the International Space Station, Don created this hyperdrive-like effect not with futuristic space technology but the good old fashioned way: with multiple 30-second exposures stacked on top of each other using imaging software. But I’m going to ignore everything I just wrote and pretend that they’re traveling at light speed anyway.
72pins Art Show
72 Pins is having an art show at Yetee Gallery!
All of our carts will be on display, as well as other artwork from the talented artists who have worked with us. It’s going to be an awesome show loaded with NEStalgia!
Show opens June 9, 6-10pm, Aurora, IL. Chicago peeps: assemble! You owe it to yourselves and to the honor of your ancestors, who fuggin loved pixel art, to go check this out.
How awesome are these carts? I CANT PRESS THEM INTO MY SKULL FAST ENOUGH:
(via: 72pins)
Minimalist Battlestation by Ian Wilding
That’s no moon, it’s a t-shirt! Fully operational from May 15-18 at OtherTeesfor $12 USD.
Artist: tumblr / society6 / deviantart
