Dark Matter by Alexander Semenov
Many marine species can’t be photographed underwater for a variety of different reasons. Some animals are too small, some spend their life burrowed in the seafloor, and some live in the dark depths where nobody can dive. At our station, we collect specimens using different methods and as a result are able to make photos and then show a wide range of animals, which we haven’t previously seen in their natural environment. You can see some of them here in this project, and also it contains photos of some more common, yet very beautiful White Sea inhabitants.
Daily Inspirations no. 423
Good morning ladies and genglemen! Let’s start right away with couple of cool photos. There is actually plenty of them. If you love the nature, mountains and let’s say risky behaviour, make sure to check the Geological Photography – Trolltunga by T1ll. I am not so sure I would have the guts doing stuff like the guy is doing on the photo :). Female beauty is celebrated right below in Itsaso by TOMAAS. The two very last photos got to be highlighted as well. You may see our nature’s beauty in Daisies by Mandy Disher and Bamburgh Beach by Best Light Images. Nice start, right?! My picks from today’s illustrations is the Numbers artwork by Eva Galesloot and Dante by Talexi. Was Talexi inspired by the Axe commercial? :) Another artwork, this time traditional one that caught my attention was Priest by Feline Zegers. There are couple of nice pieces in the advertising section as well .. make sure to check the South African Airlines ad :) Click the link to see more of these .. they are simply amazing! For all the freebie lovers out there, there is a nice underground flyer template. Better get it bro .). Enjoy the rest!
Shark Filled Atrium at Miami Science Museum
Grimshaw Architects have designed the new $275 million Miami Science Museum.
Check out more pictures of the Shark Filled Atrium at Miami Science Museum. Via Enpundit
Daily Inspirations no. 422
Just insane how the times flies … we got Friday again. I know you all are already looking forward the weekend and you won’t get too busy today … so why not using the time doing something you like while still getting inspired. Let’s check what’s new out there .). I’ll start in the photography section although the photo I am gonna highlight could be in the architecture / design section as well. Anyway, check Jumeirah Abu Dhabi by Victor Romero. You gotta love the smooth curves .. amazing. The ones checking us regularly already know what’s next … right, we’ll check the illustrations. There are several pieces I love. Make sure to check Kinnaree by NeoArtCore and Plester The Elephant by Drew Hill Studio. For all the banana milk lovers, there is a nice ad called Binggrae Banana flavored milk: Farm by Cheil Worldwide in the ad section. Fans of photography and mainly cameras shouldn’t miss the Mammoth fisheye lens from the 1970s by Nikkor. At the very end my friends, there is a nice got-to-have flyer available in the freebie section. Enjoy!
PROFESSIONAL DESIGN WORKS BY HUGO CENEVIVA
This is Professional design portfilio for Hugo Ceneviva.
He is have amazing lighting and shadows techniques and photo-manipulations design.
A few months ago he is published the portfolio of Hugo Ceneviva. Today I have a selection with new works by Hugo.
We give him and give you chance to share your work with the world.
enjoy.
DANBO!
Do you know DANBO!?
The name Danbo is a pun on the Japanese word for corrugated cardboard “danboru” (ダンボー). There’s also a company in Japan which makes cardboard boxes which has Danbooru in its name.
There have been a few variations on this name in the west, based on different translations from the original manga. Danbo was the original name used in the Yotsuba&! manga, and has also been used in the most recent translated versions for western markets.
The original western translations used the name Cardbo instead, as a literal play on words of the western word “cardboard”, but the “correct” name in the eyes of purists is Danbo, keeping the original Japanese pun intact.
28 CREATIVE FACEBOOK TIMELINE COVER PHOTOS
With the onset of Facebook’s Timeline, many users have come up with some pretty creative timeline cover photos. Have a look at the 27 funniest and most creative ones we could find.
Daily Inspirations no. 421
Today you may look forward another packed set of quality daily design inspirations. I am gonna prove that right away with several hot photos such as the Green Lantern by Roland Shainidze, Slowly Uncovered by Glyn Davies and Petra. Did you like that? Let’s move on. From today’s illustrations my pick is called Fa Mulan by Sakimichan … beautiful. In the art / digital art section there are several cool pieces such as the watercolor painting named Chlorophyll by Olga Noes or Breathe by Norman Duenas. Fans of architecture and wood will appreciate the Bal House by Terry & Terry Architecture few sections below. At the very end, we got a nice freebie for anyone in need of a cool dance flyer. Enjoy!
Mechanical Animals by Andrew Chase
Photographer and artist Andrew Chase has created a breathtaking series of mechanical animal sculptures.
Check out more photos and a video of the Cheetah sculpture in motion -> Mechanical Animals by Andrew Chase. Via Enpundit
