threeA x Marvel – The Invincible Iron Man

I like the form of this one, especially the black and white one.

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Lucy Skull by Mike Pelletier

In 2011 I was invited to create a piece for an exhibition called "Ctrl-Z" curated by 3d artist Eric Van Straaten. This was a group exhibition of artworks created by various 3d printing processes.
The model of the skull was generated from a friend's dental tomography scan. The form of the object was created by creating an array of copies of the skull, where each successive copy of the skull is scaled, rotated, and moved. The skull starts at life size at the front and ends up rotated 180 degrees and two times larger than life at the back.
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Concept Ship Designed by Daniel Simon

http://danielsimon.com/

Exterminar! Exterminar!

 This looks really fun!

IRONMAN Comic Illustration

Ironman introduction comic illustration in a Japan Magazine.

Helmet Painting by Terra

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BOXX 2-Wheels-Vehicle

Boxx, A new kind of fully customizable two-wheels vehicle with a length of 1 meter. Very clean and cute createded by a Portland based BOXX Corp.

Alphabet in Photography by Abba Richman

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Porcelain Sculptures by Katharine Morling

Porcelain sculptures by Katharine Morling for her show at Long & Ryle. [ via super punch ]

Visual Text Message - 9/11

A visual blog to express and share ideas, opinions, commentaries, rave and rants thru the use of creative typography. Words are treated as a visual element to convey a simple yet compelling and captivating messages. See more here: http://visualtextproject.wordpress.com/

Terra's Black Marker

Katsuya Terada 寺田克也, he is one of my favorite artist in Japan. He recently had a new show called Terra's Black Marker in Portland. There lots of charming black marker drawings were showed. I wish I could see that....




Show info: http://www.compoundgallery.com/gallery/2011/04/04.php

3D Painting by Gerry Judah

"Judah creates an abstracted and disturbing aesthetic that is both mellifluous and pertinent..."







By constructing models of buildings on canvases, the English artist Gerry Judah manages to deconstruct the sets, creating an apocalyptic environment on these creations. Impressive works to discover in pictures and video later in the article.
http://www.judah.co.uk/
http://www.fubiz.net/2011/04/06/3d-paintings/

"Weapon of Mass Destruction" by Martin Miller 02

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"Weapon of Mass Destruction" by Martin Miller

Those shapes and of mechanic structure element always attract me. These are all close up of "20th-Century War Machines" by photographer Martin Miller.


Traverse Gears, U.S. 16in Coastal Defense Gun 1922


Trunnion, U.S. 16in Coastal Defense Gun 1922


U.S. M1 Grizzly Mine Clearing Vehicle 1997


Hatchway, U.S. Bradley M2 Fighting Vehicle 1980


Elevation Mechanism, U.S. 16in Coastal Defense Gun 1922


Controls, U.S. 3in Gun 1918


Hatch, British Mk I Grant Tank 1940


Track Wheels, U.S. M48 Patton Tank 1952

These photos visually looks very interesting... but there is a statement from artist behind for this series of photos:

20th-Century War Machines, Vestiges of an Embattled Humanity War is a conspicuous thread in the fabric of human experience. However, it was not until the industrial revolution that human competitiveness and technology combined to create terrible new dimensions to the age-old quest to prevail in battle. The 20th century witnessed the full flowering of this partnership, and the images presented here testify to its fascinating and horrific fruits. The subjects in this series span the 20th century and the globe. Many of them bear combat scars and soldiers undoubtedly were killed in some of them. In their presence lurk the ghosts of those who built them, those who manned them, and those who were the objects of their terrible wrath. History concerns itself with the causes and course of these catastrophic events, but it is the relationship between individuals and their war machines that defines the daily existence of humans in modern warfare.

http://www.martin-miller.us/
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