Sunshine and Moonlight

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Caiman Crocodilus - Animal Lectures by Andrew McGibbon

Step out of time, trace a path back to what was once there, before humanity was even a dream, and what still is – welcome, friend, and meet the ancient

These images were created in front of an audience. All the colour and smoke you see were actually there

The Embroidered Animations of  Elliot Schultz

Embroidered Zoetrope is a series of embroidered animations, handcrafted on discs of fabric, that come to life thanks to old turntables and synchronized strobe lights. A beautiful project imagined by the designer Elliot Schultz. Via UFunk

Porcelain Sculptures by Juliette Clovis

French multidisciplinary artist Juliette Clovis, (born in Poitiers in 1978) works primarily with female busts, mutating the forms to adopt animal or floral-based characteristics. Using both the 2D application of paint, and a 3D addition of ceramics, she covers the females that she sculpts in horns, quills, and blooms. Her newest series of porcelain sculptures is centered around the form of an egg. Artist website.

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As technology evolves it allows artists to work across platforms, taking their art from one form to another and sparking creativity among other artists.  

Gregory Colbert is an amazing photographer and filmmaker.  His works are a profound comment on the connection between human beings and the natural world.  Jerology Calloway is a digital artist who makes gifs and cinemagraphs.    He has created beautiful digital work from Gregory Colbert’s original art.  See more work on Tumblr from Gregory Colbert and Jerology Calloway.

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The Eclectic Works of Melissa Meier

Melissa Meier is a California artist who works in a variety of mediums. She has had both group and solo exhibitions, and her works sits in the hands of private collections around the world. She also has done commercial work for the New York Times Book Review (covers), Washington Post, Time, Fortune, and Discover. Her current work is sculptural. Thanks to 1001 Sculptures. Find more of Melissa Meirer’s work on Instagram.

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