To “give the viewer a new way of seeing themselves and their place in the world,” New York-based photographer Richard Silver, in his new series, “Tilt Shift,” turns some of the most famous locations in the world into beautiful, eye-catching, miniature scenes.
(via Famous Places Around the World Turned Into Miniature Scenes)
The Geography of Hate, a piece of a larger project by Dr. Monica Stephens, and students at Humboldt State University, which identified and mapped hate speech from June 2012-April 2013, from over 150,000 tweets.
(via Hate Map)
David Bowie’s “Space Oddity, recorded on board the International Space Station, by Commander Chris Hadfield
Space Oddity (by Chris Hadfield)
Beautiful photographs from Alejandro Maestre, “El Hombre Que Se Crea,” featuring multidisciplinary artist Julián Cánovas-Yañez, exploring the sculptural qualities of the human body.
(via Julián Cánovas-Yañez Sculpts Himself To Life Through The Lens Of Alejandro Maestre | Yatzer)
Fascinating prints from Colorado-based artist Evan Hecox. Hecox screen prints strikingly simple graphics, depicting urban environments and those who inhabit them, through great thought and detail.
(via Evan Hecox)
Australian artist Sonia Rentsch’s, “Harm Less,” is a powerful, creative commentary on the state of guns in our society.
(via Harm Less - soniarentsch)
Daniella Zalcman, a photojournalist with a background in architecture, brings together two of the most photographed cities in the world in her new project, New York + London, an Instagram double exposure series of 100 images.
(via New York + London: A Collection Of Double Exposures By Daniella Zalcman | Yatzer)
Beautiful and well thought out posters from London-based designer Genís Carreras, depicting graphics and philosophy in a design-conscious hybrid called Philography.
(via Philographics: Big Ideas In Simple Shapes By Genís Carreras | Yatzer)
Beautiful photography of cross-sections of food, by NY photographer Beth Galton.
(via Beth Galton » Conceptual)
Game of Thrones posters in the style of Saul Bass, created by LA designer Fernando Reza in tribute of Bass’ 93rd Birthday yesterday.
