Many people view bare towers as an ugly mark on a beautiful landscape. These are generally called “stealth towers” or “stealth installations”. Often these structures are outlandish and disproportionate, yet a lot a them blend surprisingly well with the surroundings.
In northern Japan, in the province of Nagano, snow stays up to four months at a stretch.
Update:These sculptures were made byHeather Jansch And some other animals too…
These are NOT photographs, but drawings - vector art to be precise, created entirely using Adobe Illustrator. Vector illustrations are extraordinarily slow, painstaking work and to achieve such photorealism through vectors is just mind blowing!
http://www.eckmanfineart.com/
Another one of his interest was art. Feynman signed all of his artwork with the pseudonym Ofey. Here are some of his sketches.
Handcrafted wooden toys of recently extinct animals is designed byJosh Finkle. I selected these four creatures for their beautiful shapes and patterns. Choosing an anthropomorphic approach, I designed them with simplified, humanistic shapes and statures. Once unfolded, the packaging becomes an information graphic about the animal inside. These toys are meant to incite wonder and interest in creatures that existed only a short while ago.
The 2009 event was opened on December 16 and concluded on December 20, 2009.
One of the most elaborate case mods I have ever seen.
Delicious looking food created by knitting artistEd Bing Lee.
A tour inside and outside Pixar Animation Studios at Emeryville, California, United States. Must be a really cool place to work. Source Also see:Inside Microsofts Office at Redmond
Eventually their innovative and award-winning signs began appear all over the country. The Neon Museum offers tours by advanced appointment only Tuesday through Saturday at 12 pm and 2 pm. The minimum donation for our tours is $15.00 per person. If you want to visit the Neon Museum, request atour here.
Her 2704 cabins can accommodate 6360 passengers and crew of 2100 people. The liner Oasis of the Seas was built and commissioned by Royal Caribbean International’s shipyards STX Finland. In size she is 5 times more than the famous “Titanic”.
