ssdmmfr:

Artist & Illustrator:
Fumi Nakamura
“The Process in Motion, The Progress in Decay”
Graphite and Color Pencil on Bristol
11” x 14” / 28 cm x 36 cm
2012

ssdmmfr:

Artist & Illustrator:

Fumi Nakamura

“The Process in Motion, The Progress in Decay”

Graphite and Color Pencil on Bristol

11” x 14” / 28 cm x 36 cm

2012

ssdmmfr:

Artist & Illustrator:
Feral Kid (aka) Joao Ruas
“Harpie”
-  Amazon Harpy Eagle  -
Acrylic on Fabriano Paper
12.5” x 9.75” / 32 cm x 25 cm



“This was my piece for the huge group show ‘Wild at Heart’ held by Thinkspace Gallery and curated by Amanda Erlanson. The purpose of this exhibit is to raise awareness about endangered species and the animal I selected to work on was the Harpy Eagle. The details for the show:
 “‘Wild At Heart – Keep Wildlife In The Wild’ Curated by Andrew Hosner and Amanda Erlanson”

ssdmmfr:

Artist & Illustrator:

Feral Kid (aka) Joao Ruas

“Harpie”

-  Amazon Harpy Eagle  -

Acrylic on Fabriano Paper

12.5” x 9.75” / 32 cm x 25 cm

“This was my piece for the huge group show ‘Wild at Heart’ held by Thinkspace Gallery and curated by Amanda Erlanson. The purpose of this exhibit is to raise awareness about endangered species and the animal I selected to work on was the Harpy Eagle. The details for the show:

“‘Wild At Heart – Keep Wildlife In The Wild’
Curated by Andrew Hosner and Amanda Erlanson”

ssdmmfr:

Artist:

Rod Luff

“California Condor”

Graphite, Acrylic Iridescent Media and Pastel on Paper

14.5” x 21” / 37 cm x 53 cm

2012

ssdmmfr:

Artist & Illustrator:

Jessamyn Patterson

“Yang Blind Bull”

Graphite and Colored Pencil on Paper

19” x 24” / 48 cm x 61 cm

2012
derriere-un-masque:

Wolf Hunter by Steven Toang 

derriere-un-masque:

Wolf Hunter by Steven Toang 

derriere-un-masque:

Self PortraitBy Feline Zegers 

derriere-un-masque:

Self Portrait
By Feline Zegers 

derriere-un-masque:

Bic Biro drawing on 1894 envelope

derriere-un-masque:

Bic Biro drawing on 1894 envelope

photojojo:

Panasonic constructed 100,000 tiny solar powered LED spheres as part of its contribution to this year’s Tokyo Hotaru Festival. The spheres were created to resemble traditional fireflies that floated down the Sumida River. 

LED Fireflies Illuminate Tokyo’s Sumida River

via Colossal.

ssdmmfr:

Artist:
Stephanie Inagaki
“Murder of Crows 4”
Charcoal on Rives BFK, 10” x 42”

ssdmmfr:

Artist:

Stephanie Inagaki

“Murder of Crows 4”

Charcoal on Rives BFK, 10” x 42”

ssdmmfr:

Artist & Illustrator:

Richey Beckett

“Descent”


derriere-un-masque:

Valkyrie ”An illustration I’ve completed for the Secret 7” vinyl competition for florence and the machine.” by Jamie Mitchell

derriere-un-masque:

Valkyrie 
An illustration I’ve completed for the Secret 7” vinyl competition for florence and the machine.” by Jamie Mitchell