diglettdevious:

coresilence:

mrcontro:

You just look at how he inks in Photoshop and you just say to yourself, “It’s JUST not FAIR!” 

lol

Mike “Gabe” Krahulik of Penny Arcade, drawing on the Wacom Cintiq 24 HD. While he is great using a Cintiq, he is JUST AS great using a regular Wacom tablet (Intuos/Bamboo).  So don’t be fooled…he’s a strong master in using Photoshop for inking.  :)

JESUS CHRIST IT’S SO SMOOTH.

that’s not fucking fair (oh but it is) 

  1. Date Posted Icon 3rd May 2013
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likeafieldmouse: Urs Fischer - Untitled (2011) - Paraffin wax mixture, pigment, steel and wicks likeafieldmouse: Urs Fischer - Untitled (2011) - Paraffin wax mixture, pigment, steel and wicks likeafieldmouse: Urs Fischer - Untitled (2011) - Paraffin wax mixture, pigment, steel and wicks likeafieldmouse: Urs Fischer - Untitled (2011) - Paraffin wax mixture, pigment, steel and wicks likeafieldmouse: Urs Fischer - Untitled (2011) - Paraffin wax mixture, pigment, steel and wicks likeafieldmouse: Urs Fischer - Untitled (2011) - Paraffin wax mixture, pigment, steel and wicks likeafieldmouse: Urs Fischer - Untitled (2011) - Paraffin wax mixture, pigment, steel and wicks

likeafieldmouse:

Urs Fischer - Untitled (2011) - Paraffin wax mixture, pigment, steel and wicks

  1. Date Posted Icon 18th April 2013
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alisonkatecarter: Stone Sculptures by Japanese Artist JiyusekiProject Description: Incredible Stone Sculptures. Jiyuseki is a Japanese artist and sculptor who carves incredible sculptures in stone to create a perfect illusion of a soft or elastic material. It’s amazing how realistic the effect looks, even though he doesn’t remove the rough texture of the stones.Source: We and The Color alisonkatecarter: Stone Sculptures by Japanese Artist JiyusekiProject Description: Incredible Stone Sculptures. Jiyuseki is a Japanese artist and sculptor who carves incredible sculptures in stone to create a perfect illusion of a soft or elastic material. It’s amazing how realistic the effect looks, even though he doesn’t remove the rough texture of the stones.Source: We and The Color alisonkatecarter: Stone Sculptures by Japanese Artist JiyusekiProject Description: Incredible Stone Sculptures. Jiyuseki is a Japanese artist and sculptor who carves incredible sculptures in stone to create a perfect illusion of a soft or elastic material. It’s amazing how realistic the effect looks, even though he doesn’t remove the rough texture of the stones.Source: We and The Color alisonkatecarter: Stone Sculptures by Japanese Artist JiyusekiProject Description: Incredible Stone Sculptures. Jiyuseki is a Japanese artist and sculptor who carves incredible sculptures in stone to create a perfect illusion of a soft or elastic material. It’s amazing how realistic the effect looks, even though he doesn’t remove the rough texture of the stones.Source: We and The Color alisonkatecarter: Stone Sculptures by Japanese Artist JiyusekiProject Description: Incredible Stone Sculptures. Jiyuseki is a Japanese artist and sculptor who carves incredible sculptures in stone to create a perfect illusion of a soft or elastic material. It’s amazing how realistic the effect looks, even though he doesn’t remove the rough texture of the stones.Source: We and The Color alisonkatecarter: Stone Sculptures by Japanese Artist JiyusekiProject Description: Incredible Stone Sculptures. Jiyuseki is a Japanese artist and sculptor who carves incredible sculptures in stone to create a perfect illusion of a soft or elastic material. It’s amazing how realistic the effect looks, even though he doesn’t remove the rough texture of the stones.Source: We and The Color alisonkatecarter: Stone Sculptures by Japanese Artist JiyusekiProject Description: Incredible Stone Sculptures. Jiyuseki is a Japanese artist and sculptor who carves incredible sculptures in stone to create a perfect illusion of a soft or elastic material. It’s amazing how realistic the effect looks, even though he doesn’t remove the rough texture of the stones.Source: We and The Color alisonkatecarter: Stone Sculptures by Japanese Artist JiyusekiProject Description: Incredible Stone Sculptures. Jiyuseki is a Japanese artist and sculptor who carves incredible sculptures in stone to create a perfect illusion of a soft or elastic material. It’s amazing how realistic the effect looks, even though he doesn’t remove the rough texture of the stones.Source: We and The Color alisonkatecarter: Stone Sculptures by Japanese Artist JiyusekiProject Description: Incredible Stone Sculptures. Jiyuseki is a Japanese artist and sculptor who carves incredible sculptures in stone to create a perfect illusion of a soft or elastic material. It’s amazing how realistic the effect looks, even though he doesn’t remove the rough texture of the stones.Source: We and The Color alisonkatecarter: Stone Sculptures by Japanese Artist JiyusekiProject Description: Incredible Stone Sculptures. Jiyuseki is a Japanese artist and sculptor who carves incredible sculptures in stone to create a perfect illusion of a soft or elastic material. It’s amazing how realistic the effect looks, even though he doesn’t remove the rough texture of the stones.Source: We and The Color

alisonkatecarter:

Stone Sculptures by Japanese Artist Jiyuseki

Project Description: Incredible Stone Sculptures. Jiyuseki is a Japanese artist and sculptor who carves incredible sculptures in stone to create a perfect illusion of a soft or elastic material. It’s amazing how realistic the effect looks, even though he doesn’t remove the rough texture of the stones.

Source: We and The Color

  1. Date Posted Icon 16th April 2013
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victoriousvocabulary: ANAPHIA [noun] a total or partial absence of the sense of touch; an inability to perceive tactile stimuli. Etymology: Greek an- priv. + haphē, touch. [Jason Levesque]

victoriousvocabulary:

ANAPHIA

[noun]

a total or partial absence of the sense of touch; an inability to perceive tactile stimuli.

Etymology: Greek an- priv. + haphē, touch.

[Jason Levesque]

  1. Date Posted Icon 13th April 2013
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laughinacorner: Blew an excessive amount of air through my nose at ‘Sexual offenderman’.

laughinacorner:

Blew an excessive amount of air through my nose at ‘Sexual offenderman’.

  1. Date Posted Icon 16th March 2013
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yosb: it's a metaphor | yosb yosb: it's a metaphor | yosb yosb: it's a metaphor | yosb yosb: it's a metaphor | yosb yosb: it's a metaphor | yosb

yosb:

it's a metaphor | yosb
  1. Date Posted Icon 11th March 2013
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your-world-begins-with-you:

image imageimageimageimageimage

Remember

  1. Date Posted Icon 6th March 2013
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duedlyfirearms: we will be forgotten when we’re gone

duedlyfirearms:

we will be forgotten when we’re gone

  1. Date Posted Icon 5th March 2013
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slowartday: Dr. Seuss would love Choi Jeong Hwa’s tree installation as much as Slow Art Day does. 

slowartday:

Dr. Seuss would love Choi Jeong Hwa’s tree installation as much as Slow Art Day does. 

  1. Camera: Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL
  2. Aperture: f/20
  3. Exposure: 1/1000th
  4. Focal Length: 42mm
  1. Date Posted Icon 4th March 2013
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likeafieldmouse: Sandy Smith - Mauritian Sunset (2005-6) likeafieldmouse: Sandy Smith - Mauritian Sunset (2005-6) likeafieldmouse: Sandy Smith - Mauritian Sunset (2005-6) likeafieldmouse: Sandy Smith - Mauritian Sunset (2005-6) likeafieldmouse: Sandy Smith - Mauritian Sunset (2005-6)

likeafieldmouse:

Sandy Smith - Mauritian Sunset (2005-6)

(Source: likeafieldmouse)

  1. Date Posted Icon 2nd March 2013
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