Cecilia Valentine’s goal with her artwork is to shock people and ultimately prove to them that animals are much better alive than being worn as garments.
Her goal was not to shock people but instead show them that animals are much better alive than being worn as garments. She recently created a line of 3D-printed jewelry and accessories called ‘Fur is Alive’ that resemble animal cages.
Inside of those bars is a living, moving creature.
Colourful nature tattoos projecting the most serene and colourful scenes. These tattoos are so beautifully rendered that you can practically hear the birds chirping and the leaves rustling.
Collection of manipulated photos from the early 1800s through the mid 1900s. Because, of course, if they did not have Photoshop, photographers had to deal in a different way. They used a lot of different methods for processing images. They could also manipulate it. Most pictures were altered after the negative was exposed, through photomontage, combination printing, overpainting, retouching, or a blend of several processes. The final image differs significantly from what stood before the camera at any given moment
Japanese seem to produce some of the best retro futuristic posters you’ll find anywhere, as any fan of Akira Japanese Retro Futurism or Ghost in the Shell Japanese Retro Futurism will tell you.
Val Kilmer transforms into Mark Twain for ‘Citizen Twain,’ a one-man play he wrote. He directs and acts in the play himself.
The miniature people inhabiting the fine art photographs of Christopher Boffoli live in a world of enormous food. Photos are as absurd as they are delightful. Based in Seattle, Boffoli says his work comments not only on our fascination with miniature things, but on “the American enthusiasm for excess, especially in the realm of food.”