Can be beautiful things, proves Kim Høltermand.
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Can be beautiful things, proves Kim Høltermand.
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We’re feeling nostalgic this week you might have noticed. First skateboarding and now Hip Hop. Sorry about that.
It’s just because these then new American ways of living filled in a great part of our youth. The guys on this picture could have been us. Hanging out with a ghetto blaster, Nikes with them fat laces, caps. The only thing different from them and us is that they were in the New York Subway and we hung out in front of the Super de Boer in Baarle Nassau, watching an occasional bus going by.
…I actually am.
I remember that day so well. Bought myself a nice Seiko watch and then this guy took a picture of me!
‘Touching’ concept by photographer Richard Renaldi, who lets complete strangers pose together having some form of physical contact.
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Photo project by Gustavo Germano.
Yeah, well Gustavo, it sure looks nice and all, but thanks a lot for reminding us again that we’re all gonna die.
Dr. Aubrey the Grey should just work a little bit harder…
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Despite they remind me of Bob Ross a bit, these images by Kim Asendorf sure look beautiful.
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Not my mom’s friends, but Elena Chernyak’s mom’s friends.
Interesting photo project. Wonder how her mom’s friends see themselves in these pictures. Arty? Kitchy? Hot?
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It’s weekend. Let’s roll.
Never throw away your ran out pencils again! Send them to Dalton Ghetti instead.
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New series of negative spaces by Noma Bar. This time it is a paid job by IBM.
Funny to see that it works when you make original personal works that go round the internet and blogs very quick. Sooner or later they will be picked up by companies like IBM. Also I think you can see it’s not ‘free’ work anymore and that he had from the client’s view this time.
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Great carved weapons in old school desks by Ben Turnbull.
Looks like the guy probably has ADD just like we have. He obviously also couldn’t keep his mind with class and he also never finished his work : )
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Nuff said.
Photo’s taken by Dave Mead for the 2009 World Beard & Mustache Championships. I once posted something about a beardfolio that is also fun to watch, if you into facial hair at all.
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The Sanchez brothers like to make art that is a little gory and are images straight from your nightmares. A lot of pieces are about dying from not natural causes. Fascinating.
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