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This great model of a church is a big lego project called ‘Abston Church Of Christ’ and was done by Amy Hughes. IT took a year and a half of planning, building and photographing. 1 link and 4 more pics after the jump.
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At a first glance, what do you see the word above as? In black the word read as good while in white the word read as evil. It visualises the concept that good and evil coexist together. Neat set of optical illusions. 3 more pics after the jump.
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These word illusions has won 2 gold and 1 silver award at the 2004 Clio awards. Gold award goes to Bin Laden word optical illusion. 1 link and 3 more pics after the jump.
Before and after images where the left one is the original picture and the second is the digital enhanced using Photoshop. Here’s the tutorial by tutorial blog of using PhotoShop to enhance your skin images of people.
Source: Tutorial Blog
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Someone created this pretty realistic elephant toy using 3D Studio Max and PhotoShop. Series of photos that shows the elephant in motion. Do check it out. Source: Studio Aiko |
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Willard is extremely talented with micro art and his unique creations will be remembered as national treasures. There is even one sculpture of the Statue of Liberty that fits into the eye of a needle. Picture on the right shows the cast of Peter Pan on a fishing hook. Source: Willard Wigan |
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Here’s a good article read on PingMag where Gez Fry talks about how he earns a living out of Japanese style illustration. He studied how the big masters did their work and developed enough skill and portfolio to jump on the japanese illustration bandwagon in just two years.
Source: PingMag
Can you see what is written in the picture? If not you have to squint your eyes to see it.
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Got five dollar bills to spare? Then use it to make a spider out of it here with step by step instructions. I’ll recommend using paper first though. The right shows the finished product. Source: Money Spider |
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