Binarynomad

I just came across a creative piece of collabrative art. While it does recycle after a bit, it is still amazing to witness the detail and amount of work put into it. (I’d think it would make an awesome screen saver)

You can check it out here: http://zoomquilt.tobina.de/zoom.htm

I’ve always found it amazing how people can take the most simple supplies and create stunning works of art. This artist only works with a (bic like) pen and A4 paper to create these wonderful cartoon pieces:

http://www.biro-art.com/gallery.html

Some people have been gifted with an almost inhuman creative ability, this street (chalk) artist is one of them:

http://www.passado.com/blogEntry.aspx?entry_id=20561

I was passing by a co-workers cube today when I noticed a really beautiful scifi landscape set as his background. When asked about it, he pointed me to two web sites that he likes to frequent for that type of artwork. In trade, I pointed him to one of my favorite services, Digital Blasphemy.

If interested, here are all three links:

1. http://www.digitalblasphemy.com
2. http://visionafar.spaceart.org
3. http://martiniere.com/martiniere.html

I saw a poster while walking to work that had a beautiful night shot of San Francisco. The poster had a bunch of those pull off tags with information so I grabbed one thinking, if anything, I might find a good Christmas present for someone. Unfortunately, I never got around to checking it until the new year.

I like the style of their photographs. I’ve always been interested in night time and timelapse shooting, something I’m hoping to do more of this year myself.

You can find their gallery here: http://sfblackandwhite.com/

One interesting note, they take internships and teach a number of skills. I’m wondering if I can fit something into my schedule.