Who doesn't appreciate a good piece of classic artwork? A lot of people unfortunately, but for those who do, these pictures could be in a museum. Any of these scenes could be easily found on any art museum wall. But some of them are closer to paintings than others, which do you think captured it most?
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In what he calls "passive-aggressive gallery", Justin Cousson managed to turn his messy roomie's mannerisms into works of art with price tags and all. Sounds like a brilliant idea, especially if you are not interesting in starting World War III.
Noriyoshi Ohrai is a Japanese illustrator with a prolific 50-year career spanning multiple popular culture franchises, including Star Wars, Metal Gear, and, since 1984, the Godzilla pantheon. Although the daikaiju has undergone numerous transformations at the hands of different creative directors, no one has quite captured Godzilla's awesome terror quite like Ohrai did.
Gregory Masouras, a very creative and talented digital artist, has done countless works of art. This time is no different as he takes a different take on youtube by incorporating Disney princesses as the main singer.
You can see in these works of art, just the difference it would make!
For more of Gregory Masouras work, check him out Here
Disney and history lovers will appreciate these stunning illustrations from Deviantartist Wickfield. Artist Nina S. has painstakingly drawn everyone's favorite Disney characters wearing garb that is historically correct. It's interesting how close Disney has come to accuracy in some cases (Merida, Mulan) and how completely off they were in others.
The french artist Gilen Bousquet Presents 'Disney's Bastards' - a series in which he freely expresses a new take on all the Disney Characters we know and love. Not exactly how we remember our beloved characters bit you got to admit that it makes you want to see some of these stars in a film
These 3-color block prints on matchboxes by Denver-based wife-and-husband team Arna Miller and Ravi Zupa are the cat's meow! The set, titled Strike Your Fancy, depicts "cats drinking at the bar and the good, embarrassing and confusing situations we have all found ourselves in."
Buy one or more for $20 each here.
With every job comes a slew of misinformation about what it is you do all day. Wouldn't you believe it, Law and Order SVU isn't actually a terrifically accurate depiction of what forensics specialists do all day. Here's a smattering of the dumb conversations people have to have about their jobs.
This guy doesn't seem to be doing much at the beginning of the video. But as it goes on, slowly but surely the shape begins to form and the result is simply stunning. With something that can go horribly wrong with a single wrong cut, or an art piece that can simply be a disaster if the angle is off, this artist shows what practicing your craft with tenacity can produce.
