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This Voice Actor Can Mimic Any Animal
We are about to take you on an audio odyssey unlike any other. It’s kind of like ASMR for people who find the sounds of squealing pigs, angry squirrels and raging dinosaurs soothing. And it’s all from the mouth of … Continue reading
Luminescent Zip-Tie Formations Are Shaped into Futuristic Organic Life by Artist Elisabeth Picard
Montreal-based artist Elisabeth Picard curls, fans, and locks together hundreds of zip-ties into tremendously formed glowing sculptures and undulating installations. The futuristic artworks merge geological and organic elements with science fiction to create abstract formations that the artist likens to “landscapes, … Continue reading
Museums Ask People To Recreate Famous Paintings At Home, Get 30 More Hilarious Pics
#1 Neue Galerie New Yorkinspiration Of The Day – Lady With Fan By Gustav Klimt (1917-1918) And The Gorgeous Muse People stuck at home are letting their creativity loose. The J. Paul Getty Museum challenged art lovers to post photos … Continue reading
Domestic Perfectionism Overwhelms Faceless Women in a Satirical Series by Photographer Patty Carroll
Patty Carroll’s homebound snapshots are the epitome of domestic pressure: A high-heeled working woman tries to cook and chat on the phone but ends up amid scattered kitchen supplies with her head stuck in the oven. Mops and rags knock another … Continue reading
Let’s Stay One Tuna Apart: Humorous Social Distancing Posters from Nosigner | Spoon & Tamago
APRIL 14, 2020 / JOHNNY The first known case of COVID-19 in Tokyo occurred in late January. But from there the rate of infections were relatively slow compared to other nations and Japan had been slow in altering their behavior. … Continue reading
Storytelling With Home Stills While Sheltered In Place | Coronavirus’ Days
CLEANSE THOROUGHLY Portrait, Fashion, and Fine Arts Photographer Stefania Piccolo is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this photo essay. From the project ‘Conceptual Isolation’. […] PAY ATTENTION HANDLE WITH CARE More: Storytelling With Home Stills While … Continue reading
Magazine – Maïmouna Guerresi in 2020 | Sufi saints, Multimedia artist, African art
Source: Magazine – Maïmouna Guerresi in 2020 | Sufi saints, Multimedia artist, African art
35 Of The Wittiest Signs Found In The Simpsons | Bored Panda
One of the most iconic and the longest-running sitcoms in the US, The Simpsons, has been on the air for more than three decades. Over the years, it has gained millions of fans from all over the world, who simply … Continue reading
Symmetry
A film about balance. Winner of the 2012 Vimeo Awards Grand Prize. Made in Collaboration with WNYC Radiolab. Made by Everynone
Light Lizard – Johannes Stötter
Light Lizard UV Bodypainting Show by Johannes Stötter from Johannes Stötter on Vimeo.
Illusory Street Typography Pops Off the Wall in Bold Murals by Ben Johnston
Toronto-based designer Ben Johnston plays with color, shadow, and perspective to create typography that appears three-dimensional in his site-specific murals. He’s a self-taught designer, spending time in the agency world of South Africa before moving back to his home country of … Continue reading
A Tiny Lizard Attends Miniature Gallery Opening to See ‘American Gecko’ and ‘The Birth of Gecko’
The Gecko Museum’s opening only had one visitor to consider its most prized pieces: a mango-loving crested gecko that goes by The Mayor. Arriving around 7 p.m., the nocturnal lizard visited his personal gallery earlier this week, stopping to contemplate … Continue reading
