Yesterday in America by Matt Hoyle
Creative and interesting portrait photography by Matt Hoyle from United States. Enjoy ;)
Derringer Cycles
A modern interpretation of the board tracking racing motorcycles of the 1920s, Derringer cycles capture the simple, pared-down, aggressiveness of early motorsport while delivering an intricate level of personalized customization. Like their owners, no two Derringer cycles are the same.
There are 250 different colours to choose from and every bike comes with hammered copper rivets and a hand-made leather saddle.
// Read more and view more custom Derringer cycles here //
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Unrealistic Scenes by Nathan Spotts
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Nathan Spotts have always been captivated by the beauty of our world, and often dream of the things that lay just beyond what we can see. He wanted to create images of scenes that are not-quite real, but that almost could be.“
Space Hardware Transformed into Art
An Apollo lunar module propellant tank sits on display in Dale Cox III’s Seattle-area backyard, alongside a more traditional sculpture. The tank might have been sent to the moon if NASA went ahead with Apollo 18, 19 and 20, as originally planned. Instead, it’s been turned into an art installation. (Alan Boyle / msnbc.com)
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Photo of the Day: Giant Wave
A body surfer rides a high wave at the Wedge in Newport Beach, California. Waves measuring up to 20 feet pounded the beach as a winter storm off the coasts of Australia and New Zealand brought unusally high surf to Southern California beaches. (Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images) Click image to zoom.
This painting is not available in your country. But prints are.
View more pictures and the short video at HAWAIIHEMDEN ROCKEN
New Era Contest
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Missing a few days to expiry of the notice of Introducing New Era, the competition of ideas for creative people who want to show the world their skills and creativity…
Vintage Ads
Drinks, snacks, cars, fashion – throughout the industrial era the objects for market promotion and popularization via advertising have not changed greatly. However, what has actually changed is the way those objects are advertised today and how they were advertised yesterday. Vintage advertising is the theme of this design showcase at Cruzine magazine. Please, scroll down the page to see more designs of vintage ads, dating back a couple of decades and featuring 7Up, Buick, Peppermint, Mars, Delta Air Lines, and other brands pretty much well known to a modern customer as well.
