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Mark Jenkins Besançon Rome Rio de Janeiro This Entire Animation Was Drawn Frame by Frame on a Gallery Wall Artist Caleb Wood created this impressive animation that he drew frame by frame on a wall at Prøve Gallery in Duluth, Minnesota. Titled Plumb, he refers to the piece as a “gallery animation installation.” Wood graduated from RISD in 2011 with a BFA in Film, Animation, and Video (a department headed by Dennis Hlynsky) and has gone on to show his work internationally. You should also check out his other recent animation project Goodbye Rabbit, Hop Hop. Sky Garden House I think one of the reasons that many are skeptical about environmental design is because they think its terribly complex and costly. It does take a bit more effort on the front end, but it's definitely not rocket science. This architecture by Guz Architects is a wonderfully developed minimalistic design with a curvilinear flare that really brings out the organic coverings.

Is this really a sculpture? So, you are wondering what is so special about this man’s face? It is a hyperrealist sculpture by Jamie Salmon, who uses materials such as silicone rubber, fibre glass, acrylic and human hair. Incredible detail! Also see: The Hyperrealist Sculptures of Ron Mueck Mel Bochner And / If / Either / Both / (Or) . 1998 + Mel Bochner . Whitechapel Gallery

New Photorealistic Illustration Videos of Everyday Objects by Marcello Barenghi Since we last visited with Italian illustrator and graphic designer Marcello Barenghi last year, his wildly popular YouTube channel has gone into overdrive with a new photorealistic drawing tutorial almost every week. From soda cans and body parts to games and insects, he skillfully renders each piece using colored pencils and markers resulting a final object that looks like it could be grabbed right off the page. See more of his 150+ drawings right here.

Architectural Form is the most basic of architectural features: it is set by structure and defines a building's character. More and more design professionals are discovering and specifying a structural system that provides exciting forms for landmark buildings. This system, Geometrica®, is a true new medium for architectural expression and a platform for technology to meet elegance and modern design. Sports facilities, exhibition centers, passenger terminals, malls, assembly areas, production facilities and many other buildings require distinctive structures to cover great spans with no intermediate supports. These are the types of application where Geometrica provides the most striking and cost effective solutions. Geometrica space frames and free-style structures are efficient and, most importantly, beautiful.

106 of the most beloved Street Art Photos – Year 2010 More info. More info. More Banksy on Street Art Utopia. More info. More 3D on Street Art Utopia. More of this on streetartutopia.com. Barbie Doll Anatomy by Jason Freeny If you didn’t know who Jason Freeny was before this year, chances are you have become very familiar with the New York City based artist and designer over the past few months as he’s presented some incredible projects like the Gummi Bear Anatomy Toy Collection and of course the LEGO Minifig Anatomy. Well it looks like Freeny is back at the anatomy projects again as he presents this equally awesome Barbie Anatomy Model. The project features an iconic Barbie doll that has been dissected on one side to show us what the doll is truly made of.

Keith Coventry Untitled (Junk Painting) . 2012 photos: © Mike Hoban . + Pace London For more than two decades, Coventry has created paintings and sculptures that manipulate legacies of Modernism while addressing conditions of contemporary urban life.In Junk Paintings, Coventry proposes a new visual language that focuses on elements of the instantly recognizable McDonald’s logo. Galleria Grafica Tokio Untitled 2009 cypress, enamel 910 x 210 x 210mm Untitled 2009 cypress, enamel 620 x 275 x 305mm Untitled 2009 cypress, enamel 707 x 240 x 230mm Untitled 2008 cypress, enamel 530 x 350 x 240mm SWIM 2008 cypress, enamel 220 x 1000 x 200mm Untitled2008 cypress, enamel 560 x 370 x 220mm

Alice Bartlett's Nail Art Alice Bartlett creates tiny worlds on her fingernails using miniature people she picked up from a hobby store. You can see more of Alice’s work on her Flickr page. Share With Your Friends