Almost two generations have passed since the first Star Wars film was released in cinemas, and over the last 38 years, a total of six feature length movies have graced the silver screen. Now, with Episode VII already released to select audiences, is the perfect time to see how our beloved actors have changed over the years. Read more Star Wars Actors Then And Now
From the album ‘Solar Echoes‘.
How a drum sounds based on where it’s played. Amazing difference! No artificial reverb added.
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Fascinated by the construction of myths & idols, I have created a new series that brings together ancient classical art and modern “Starwars” culture. Read more Birth of a new myth
It’s now possible to synchronize the look of your drink with the phases of the moon, thanks to Korean design studio Tale. They’ve created beautiful ceramic Moon Glasses that mimic cyclical lunar faces once you’ve poured your beverage in—it’s especially effective with a white-colored refreshment like traditional rice wine. Read more Moon Glasses by Tale Studio
Vertical Churches is a visually stunning series by photographer Richard Silver that presents a set of vertical panorama shots of churches. Each image spotlights the spectacular architecture of these spiritual places of worship using the photographer’s unique technique. We first shared Silver’s incredible project last year when he had originally sought to document churches in New York. He has since expanded his series to include cathedrals across the globe. Read more Vertical Panoramas of Churches by Richard Silver
Laces Out Studios promises to deliver on thing: ‘art for your sole’, and considering the fact that they specialize in custom painted shoes, their promise is a rather clever one. With Vans as a canvas, the artists at Laces Out are able to create wearable creations that are hand painted; no sharpies or airbrushing. Just paint. Read more Hand-Paints Vans Sneakers
A massive nuclear submarine lurks nearby, floating silently as it stealthily watches the massive oceans below. Wait… did we say below? A talented Russian Photoshop-er going by the name Tebe Interesno (“are you interested?”) has been whipping up some highly interesting photo manipulations, often involving the space programs of the US and former USSR. We see the Space Shuttle riding a broom into orbit (read that how you like), a long necked dinosaur showing up behind an astronaut on the moon (hoaxers rejoice!), and a ghost-like creature giving some much needed water to a dry part of the planet. Read more Photo Manipulations by Tebe Interesno
