LARRY CARLSON, CELESTIAL MACHINERY TONIGHT, collage on wooden board, 2005, 36in x 28in.
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Flux Equilibrium (2012)
Acrylic, silkscreen, spray paint, layered epoxy resin and gold leaf on wood.At first glance, you’d swear that these images created by Francesco Lo Castro are the result of countless hours spent with graphic design software. But when you take a closer look, you can see textures of acrylic, spray paint, epoxy resin, and even gold leaves on wood.
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Baby kestrels are pretty much a head with wings.
like a nerf football
Fish with a beak.
It’s a real-life Angry Bird!
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Artist Giuseppe Penone carefully removes the rings of growth to reveal the ‘sapling within’. By carving out the inside of a tree trunk and leaving the knots in place, they eventually emerge as tiny limbs.
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[Comic: 1. A young short-haired brown-skinned API woman recoils, flop-sweating, from a white bearded punk guy in a “fuck tha police” shirt who says, “You’re TRANS? You’re so brave… you got a cock or a pussy?” 2. The young woman lifts her skirt, to reveal a giant serpent which bites off the head of the punk guy.] The above is for people who are functionally blind, which I don’t tend to do but I wanna get in the habit of so my stuff is more accessible.Materials: Gray markers on vellum, ink and Hunt 22 nib on tracing paper, Photoshop.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m8mheoAXr11qfehg7o1_500.png)
[Comic: 1. A young short-haired brown-skinned API woman recoils, flop-sweating, from a white bearded punk guy in a “fuck tha police” shirt who says, “You’re TRANS? You’re so brave… you got a cock or a pussy?” 2. The young woman lifts her skirt, to reveal a giant serpent which bites off the head of the punk guy.]
The above is for people who are functionally blind, which I don’t tend to do but I wanna get in the habit of so my stuff is more accessible.
Materials: Gray markers on vellum, ink and Hunt 22 nib on tracing paper, Photoshop.
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My friends Meg Liffick and Joe Ball got married yesterday.
When it came time for the couple’s traditional first dance, Joe read prepared remarks explaining that instead of dancing together, they wanted to open the dance floor to their gay and lesbian friends who are still legally denied the right to marry.
This was a large and very diverse wedding in a state that doesn’t even recognize same-sex civil unions, let alone marriage. And yet the ovation that these people received while dancing to The Beach Boys’ “Wouldn’t It Be Nice” was like nothing I’ve ever heard at any wedding. If there were dry eyes, I didn’t see any.
Change is coming.
