MUTO a wall-painted animation by BLU

I'm curious as to if he is paid to do this, or if he does all of it illegally? I'll get back to you on how my research is going.

Sophomore Review - A Review.

            Walking through the lower Anderson hallway, of Hartwick College, during the sophomore review, two pieces caught my eye. The first was Amanda Mattson's collective pieces.

            The piece I found most conceptually interesting was the wielded egg and sperm that represented life. There were many sperm attempting to get to the core of the egg but were not lucky enough to make it. A solid piece that represents a new perspective on the race of life. I was truly astonishing. Amanda achieved a great perspective on shape and organic movement and her pieces were set in such a way that it created fluid development and personal involvement. The piece reminds the viewer about how life is formed while in society the beautiful process of creating life is distorted by the pornographic view on sex.

            Amanda’s presentation of her work was concrete and to the point. The detail and precision of her pieces were well represented. The story behind each one was extraordinary. As a viewer I was enthralled and entertained by the captivating display.

Vivian Maier

Vivian Maier died at 83. As a nanny, she was unknown for her talent in photography. After her death more than 100,000 negatives were sold at an auction. Many of her amazing and astonishing photos are from 1950s to the 1970s with mostly only a city and year attached.
Below are some of those developed negatives. Absolutely breath-taking.

 

Christmas Eve of 1953, 78th St & 3rd Ave. New York, NY

 Untitled, Undated

 

Untitled, Undated

 

January, 1953, New York, NY

You can find more of her amazing photos here.

Painting on Flesh.

 

An artist who paints on people, to make them look like acrylic paintings. Astonishing, isn't it?

Check out more here.

Check out this guy! 3.2 Million ink dots makes one Fascinating Video.

Hero from Miguel Endara on Vimeo.

Miniature Art....Using the graphite tips of a Pencils!