Sandra Dieckmann | on Tumblr (b.1983, Germany/UK) - Moon / Tomorrow Bear
Sandra Dieckmann is a Germany born and London based illustrator artist. “Her work conjures up the deep stirrings of childhood stories and half remembered fairy tales giving an earthy deep-rooted feeling of forests and mystery. Her work screams at as to look with its combination of aching beauty and elegant composition. Her work is strong and subtle and this allows her to introduce humour and light-hearted fun whilst preserving beauty and artistry.” writes Natsuki Otani of Illustration R. Sandra’s work skills have been applied to a wide array of international commissions and projects, which can be seen reflected in her website. You can also follow her on Tumblr for more news.
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Word of the day: Pogonotrophy – the act of cultivating, or growing and grooming, a mustache, beard, sideburns or other facial hair. And other unusual words illustrated.
Complement with the world’s most competitive pogonotrophists.
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Frank Magnotta, “Birds of American,” 2008
Chicago group Bored created and installed some fanciful art throughout the city.
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Arian Behzadi
These are everyday life scenes built into miniature paper models by Terada Mokei.
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Abandoned by Richard Allenby-Pratt
A beautifully executed series by Dubai based photographer Richard Allenby-Pratt, where he creates a world without people. A post-apocalyptic like place where only the animals are left to roam the deserted streets.
I hope to highlight the fragility of our economic systems and the desperate need for us to live in harmony with the other occupants of our world - R.Pratt
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Spunk up that boring space with this adorable, piece of “furniture” with HUSH’s pod-like of a sitting nook by Freyja Sewell.
This is made from 100% wool felt and its cushions are stuffed with recycled wool fibers.
So cute, right?
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Elly Mackay, Theater clouds, photographs of cut paper, set in a miniature theater
Handprinted Alphabet, Evelin Kasikov (via)
WATER LOGO ‘09, Hara Design Institute, NDC + Atelier Omoya
