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Monday, January 29, 2007

Category: Art


The Tasty Art of Chocolate & Candy

Never eat an Easter Chocolate Bunny Again
You Know You Want This...
Steampunk Gear Masterpieces


plus interview with "Aaron Adding Machines"
Most Beautiful Fractals

Infinite possibilities for art
Japanese Creative Barcodes

Cut out your UPC label and... frame it!
The Geekiest LEGOs &
Rubik's Cubes


The world of twisted dimensions
Surreal Art Update

Landscapes of the Soul, Amplified
Radical Mannequins

Their Love, Revolt & Ultimate Decay
Russian Imperial Faberge Eggs

Nestled Wonders, killed by Revolution
The New Motor, or
The Steam-Powered Messiah


A locomotive "god" from the Victorian times
World's Most Curious Ephemera

Exploring the world of the old paper
Robots in Arts

Compelling Art from Found Objects
Winter Magic:
Ice & Snow Carving


Melting your heart, soon melting to the ground
Painting with Light

Mystery and Melancholy of a Street
The Machine-Animals of Nantes

Mechanical Elephants Forever
Exclusive: Interview with
John C. Wright


Adventures in Space & Magic
Optical Illusions in Art, Part 3

Pictures that mess with our mind
Liquid Art & Droplet Photography

One Ordinary Drop of Water
Retro-Future: To the Stars!

Part 1: rare vintage space graphics
Cool Art from Everyday Objects

Creative recycling at its best
Most Radical Car Movie of All Time

Insane drive through Paris for a romantic rendezvous
Modernist Art in Camouflage

Naval fleets as the largest painting canvases in the world.
Strange Food Special

Taste the weirdness...or not.
The Art of Grotesque

Things that do more than just go "bump" in the night
Awesome Tank Modification

This church means business
Exclusive:
Interview with Jeff VanderMeer


A Triumph of the Bizarre... and the Rise of Squidpunk
Steampunk Art Update

Electrifying works from a gaslight era
Fascinating Worlds
of Jacek Yerka


and other surreal art, which blows our mind
Continuous Line Art

One line to link them all...
Exquisite Eggshell Carving

Fragile & Intricate Masterpieces
Unusual Musical Instruments

Spoil your inner "music geek"
Creation and Destruction of Sand Mandalas

Infinite Patience, Transient Masterpiece
Ladies & Robots

Melting in embrace of the Metal Man
Most Unusual Books

From Codex Seraphinianus to pulp sculptures
Robotic Art Bliss

Miniature Robots, Insects & Animals
Automated Music Instruments

Unusual Instrument / Robot Hybrids
Best Graffiti Showcase

Funniest & Most Creative Street Art
Satellite Dish Art!

Yet Another Urban Art Form?
Optical Illusions Update

Spectacular Visual Puzzles
People as Pixels in Monumental Art

Living people in mass photography
Aim...Fire!
(High Speed Photography)


Tired of the same old objects around you? Shoot'em!
Vertical Grass Art

Transient Green Masterpieces
Cyberpunk Art Update

Fashion with teeth, shoes with spikes
Fantastic Art by Tomasz Maronski

Realm of Dreams
Painted City Blocks

How much of the color is TOO much?
Monsters on Display

Night in the Museum: Weird Galleries and Fossils
Communist Gothic:
Architecture by Yakov Chernikhov


Soaring Palaces of Communism in Gothic Style
Pleasures of Vertical Scrolling

Spectacular vertical panoramas
Red Sheep of Scotland

Do Androids Dream of Painted Sheep?
X-Ray Art

From Gothic to Eerily Beautiful
Cool Murals & Painted Buildings

An exercise in urban psychedelics
Surreal & Spectacular Art of V. Kush

Dream-like, glowing landscapes
Fantastic Gemstones

Slices of Splendor
Decorative Robot Creations

"Made out of junk" coolness

VW Bus Ball - and other "Rolling Art"

Sculpture by Lars-Eric Fisk

Controversial Cyberpunk Art

Playing with political correctness

Pre-Fractal Art

Stunning Examples of Fractal Art in History


A Happy Scooter Family

Made by Patricia Piccinini, these are the cutest scooters in the world.

Animal Armor: a new art form?

Cat-and-Mouse Warfare Equipment

Robots and Such

Build your own retro-future, one rusty robot at a time

One Sheet of Paper

Paper Sculptures and One-Sheet-Wonders

Optical Illusions Extravaganza

Fake 3D Perspectives, street art, etc




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