Desert Eagle by Guido Mocafico Guns & Roses unites two bodies of work by Guido Mocafico. His ‘Guns’ series was completed between 2006 – 2008, while ‘Roses’ was shot in 2009. The combination of the two series is intended to raise parallels like: technology versus nature, war versus love, and fear versus pleasure. However both…
UNZIP YOUR CREATIVITY Photograph by KPK via KPK on 1x Every day at 5pm the Sifter will post the picture of the day PLEASE CLICK HERE TO SEE ALL ‘PICTURES OF THE DAY’ GET FEATURED! SUBMIT A PHOTOGRAPH FOR THE PICTURE OF THE DAY!
DROP BEATS NOT BOMBS Artwork by Kollektivet Livet and Photograph by Just.ekosystem.org via Wooster Collective Every day at 5pm the Sifter will post the picture of the day PLEASE CLICK HERE TO SEE ALL ‘PICTURES OF THE DAY’ GET FEATURED! SUBMIT A PHOTOGRAPH FOR THE PICTURE OF THE DAY!
HOLY MACRO! Photograph by Alexey Arkhipov Russian photographer Alexey Arkhipov took this awesome photo using a specially-fitted Canon PowerShot S1 IS. You can check out the setup of the shot in the LiveJournal link below. Amazing! Alexey Arkhipov on LiveJournal via Make Magazine Every day at 5pm the Sifter will post the picture of the…
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Photograph by Dalton Ghetti / Solent News Dalton Ghetti is a 49-year old carpenter from Bridgeport, Connecticut, and he has been carving the most incredible miniature sculptures for over 25 years without the aid of a magnifying glass. His canvas? The tiny tip of a lead pencil. Photograph by Dalton Ghetti / Solent…
INCEPTION! Photograph by Adele Enersen To keep her creative juices flowing while on maternity leave, Adele tries to imagine what her baby Mila is dreaming about during her daytime naps. Beautiful! via Mila’s Daydreams Every day at 5pm the Sifter will post the picture of the day PLEASE CLICK HERE TO SEE ALL ‘PICTURES OF…
1938 Delahaye 135 MS Torpedo Roadster Embracing a variety of influences from Neoclassical, to cubism, to modernism; Art Deco flourished in the 1920s and 1930s, affecting all areas of design. While many movements often had political or philosophical roots, Art Deco was purely decorative. Architecturally, the two most popular examples are the Empire…
Think of the city as a living organism. A slow moving blob that is constantly expanding outwards; consuming more land and more resources. As the city spreads, it spawns suburbs, subdivisions and auto-dependent residents. This is urban sprawl, and Christoph Gielen has captured it beautifully in this series of incredible aerial photographs of housing subdivisions…
HOW TO STENCIL STEALTHILY Illustration and Copy by Lauren Smith and Derek Fagerstrom Stay stealthy my friends 🙂 Thanks to Jenna Appleseed we now know this is an excerpt from the book: Show Me How – 500 Things You Should Know Instructions for Life From the Everyday to the Exotic. Which you should be able…
Did you ever wonder what today’s most popular gadgets (mp3 player, laptop, cellphone and handheld video game system) would look like if they were designed in the 70s? No!?! Well thankfully Alex Varanese has. He’s even envisioned what the print ads would look like to market such wonderful devices. In this series called: ‘Alt/1977: We…
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