Living Bridges of Meghalaya, India
One of my favorite things I’ve found on the internet, the “Living Bridges of Meghalaya, India” were created by villagers who trained trees and their root systems to span across the waterways near their village. I was ecstatic to find these after toying with the...
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Santa Teresa Landscapes
A few years ago, I finally decided to learn something about photography. I had been snapping photos for years, but had resisted turning the dial on my cameras to “M” – Manual, since I didn’t understand F-stops, apertures, and all that technical camera...
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Alien Love Nest Pendants at Burning Man
For ten years in a row a Burning Man, I produced in my factory in China a couple thousand Fimo pendants to give away. They are hand made with a very time-consuming sculptural process known as “millifiore.” See a video on how it’s done her: millefiore...
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Hula Cam Video at Burning Man
This is a really fun video… much better than I thought it would be when I saw the title:
Read MoreSix year old girl schools older kid in breakdancing competition
Really a great and inspiring video of how talented kids can be at a young age:
Read MoreThe most incredible Origami
Amazing art comes in all shapes and sizes. I’m as impressed by a folded piece of paper such as the tarantula above, as I am by a huge fire sculpture at Burning Man.
The following gallery has examples of the world’s most amazing origami that will blow your mind:
http://designyoutrust.com/2012/08/35-amazing-examples-of-origami-artworks/
Read MoreBulging Circle Illusion
Wow, this one really looks like it’s moving more than any other illusion I’ve seen. I’m not sure who made it. If anyone knows, please let me know so I can give a credit/link.
Moving Tunnel Illusion
This is really amazing. It seems to be moving and one would suspect it’s an animated GIF file, but it’s not moving… it’s just a JPG file. It’s creepy how whatever part you’re looking directly at stops moving and the rest of the design starts to crawl forward…
Read More3D Globe Art in France
This is a 3D illusion installation in front of the steps of the city hall in Paris, created by French artist François Abélanet and ninety helpers.
It’s called ‘Qui Croire?” which means “Who to Believe” in English.
When viewed from this particular angle, it looks like a large sphere globe. It required five days to created this installation and used 1200m2 of grass lawn, 300 m2 of “sedum” plant, and 650 m3 of straw and sand.
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