Arquitectonica
Honolulu, Hawaii — Internationally renowned artist and friend of Supersonic Art Kamea Hadar just completed a 14-story portrait of the Hawaiian Goddess of the Moon, Hina - The largest portrait in the state’s history (and arguably the most beautiful).
“It was inspired by the sacred canoe Hokulea and its historic journey around the earth named ‘Malama Honua’ which translates to ‘Caring for Our Island Earth’” explains Hadar of the portrait that faces outwards towards Pearl Harbor. “The voyage not only pushes the boundaries of non-instrumental navigation (using only the sun, waves, winds, stars, birds, etc to navigate) but, also, was a voyage of spreading awareness of taking care of our precious earth and its natural resources. I did a series of projects honoring Hokulea when she left on Malama Honua and I wanted the piece to be a guiding light for Hokulea’s return, [finishing it] only a few weeks before they arrived safely home after more than three years at sea.”
Take an extended look at the epic mural’s creation along with a short video on the project below:
(All photographs by Andrew Tran, video by Redefined Media)
This horror comic is known as the Kelpie. This mythological creature is a shape-shifting water spirit inhabiting the lochs and pools of Scotland. It has usually been described as appearing as a horse. It tricks people into riding them and then drowns them. (Source: porceliandoll.deviantart.com)
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Sara-Vide Ericson, (Swedish, b. 1983), Inner Quarters, 2017. Oil on panel, 65 x 45 cm.
Illustrations for Cuando la tierra era niña by Nathaniel Hawthorne
Illustrated by Fontanals; Translated by G. Martínez Sierra
Madrid, 1920
G o d z i l l a i n t h e P i n k
these are so fun to make. anyone is free to use these for wallpapers and etc
why won’t 2016 let us live???
i haven’t been very active i am sorry but i will bring this blog back for pepe #RIP
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Very Handsome and Sexy……….Yeeesssss!
Miniature Landscapes by Heidi Annalise
Heidi Annalise is the Colorado-based artist behind these 2x3-inch tiny oil painting, joyfully created on site amidst mosquitos, blistering heat, and frigid winds! Each painting captures a unique moment in time, and is painted on a wooden panel using a “mint tin palette”.
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Splendid watercolor paintings in a Folk Art inspired style by artist Marni Manning.
Several of these works will be appearing in her exhibition entitled “Woman, These Are Yours” opening in May in Charlotte, North Carolina. The exhibition, which deals with polarizing roles women are forced into at home and in working environments, is a collaborative effort between Marni and the poet A.C. Odell. You can find more details about it on Marni’s website.
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The Wormwood Star (1956) directed by Curtis Harrington