DEPREDADOR? O PRESA

Diario Creativo MariLau Miranda Osornio

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Depredador? o presa

WWF: Side By Side (por muzicadinreclame)

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weandthecolor:

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An experimental short film by Selfburning. The video is featured in the WE AND THE COLOR Vimeo Group and Channel.

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archiemcphee:

DeviantART user BAwesome-BAcon created this mouthwateringly awesome Bacon Pony!

“I have recently taken my love of My Little Pony and combined it with my love of bacon. The result, something that is borderline awesome with a hint of crazy and a smidget of cute.”

BAwesome-BAcon, we think you’re brilliant. 
Be sure to check out BAwesome-BAcon’s other food-based My Little Pony creations, which include Pinkie Pie made out of oatmeal and Applejack out of breakfast cereal.
[via Neatorama]

archiemcphee:

DeviantART user BAwesome-BAcon created this mouthwateringly awesome Bacon Pony!

I have recently taken my love of My Little Pony and combined it with my love of bacon. The result, something that is borderline awesome with a hint of crazy and a smidget of cute.”

BAwesome-BAcon, we think you’re brilliant. 

Be sure to check out BAwesome-BAcon’s other food-based My Little Pony creations, which include Pinkie Pie made out of oatmeal and Applejack out of breakfast cereal.

[via Neatorama]

artruby:

Les Lalanne, Beliers (2009).  

artruby:

Les Lalanne, Beliers (2009).  

Lo deposito aquí, la pura resonancia.

pap—smear:

Amanda Lepore for MAC

Lo deposito aquí, la pura resonancia.

pap—smear:

Amanda Lepore for MAC

weandthecolor:

WireShade Lighting
Marc Trotereau, a London-based designer has created the beautiful WireShade lighting.

“The wireshade project is an interpretation of the making and the use of the lampshade. The traditional making of a lampshade is a flexible and relatively easy process based on brazing metal rods. Marc Trotereau decided to adapt this way of making by creating a jig, which gives the possibility to braze three metal rods together at the same time. This set up enable the production of three-dimensional cubical shapes. The structure is painted or powder coated and then covered with corrugated plastic also known as ‘Correx’. This material is flame retardant and antistatic. The morphology of the correx gives the possibility to clip it to the metal structure. Marc Trotereau developed a flexible process to create shells that can be use as lampshades for every type of wall, ceiling, and corners… The lampshade becomes a sculptural and unique object, which can adapt its shape to any type of space.”

source: contemporist.com
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weandthecolor:

WireShade Lighting

Marc Trotereau, a London-based designer has created the beautiful WireShade lighting.

“The wireshade project is an interpretation of the making and the use of the lampshade. The traditional making of a lampshade is a flexible and relatively easy process based on brazing metal rods. Marc Trotereau decided to adapt this way of making by creating a jig, which gives the possibility to braze three metal rods together at the same time. This set up enable the production of three-dimensional cubical shapes. The structure is painted or powder coated and then covered with corrugated plastic also known as ‘Correx’. This material is flame retardant and antistatic. The morphology of the correx gives the possibility to clip it to the metal structure. Marc Trotereau developed a flexible process to create shells that can be use as lampshades for every type of wall, ceiling, and corners… The lampshade becomes a sculptural and unique object, which can adapt its shape to any type of space.”

source: contemporist.com

darksilenceinsuburbia:

 Vhils.

Using a slow archaic method of chipping away at surfaces street artist, Vhils, creates striking portraits with meticulous detail only subtle chips can create. This newest work of his is located in Lisbon, Portugal.

On Tumblr: http://alexandrefarto.com/#Blog

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