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| Sunday, June 9th, 2013 | |
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| 4:32 pm | BYDŁO i POWIDŁO by LANGE&LANGE in Warsaw
BYDŁO i POWIDŁO (Meat-ing Place) is the first restaurant in Warsaw with true beef. The place specialty are Argentinian beef burgers and steaks, however in menu you will also find beef salads, sandwiches, famous New York pastrami bagels and Hot Salt Beef.
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| 4:18 pm | Hilarious and Heartwarming Photos of Animals as Friends
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| 4:11 pm | Sara Maia fall/winter 2013 The fall/winter 2013 collection by designer Sara Maia. Via THEmag.it |
| 3:56 pm | Photo Manipulations by Caras Ionut
Born in February of the late 70s, Caras Ionut seemed to have taken passion in cooler weather as his inspirations for photography in his life as a romanian artist; so much of his work shows depictions of fall and winter and his mechanics entail several hues of blues and whites. via Photography Blogs.
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| 3:04 pm | Watercolor Illustrations by Nadia Flower
Nadia Flower is an illustrator from New Zealand who created beautiful watercolor and mixed-media illustrations. As a delicate artist, Nadia weaves her imagination for clients around the world, applying her imagery to a range of visual mediums. |
| 3:04 pm | “In My Own Eyes” by Timur Zhansultanov
Timur Zhansultanov is photographer lives and works in Astana, Kazakhstan. Project “In My Own Eyes” he has been doing for two years. The project is aimed at taking pictures of everyday human action, but a bit unusual perspective, but rather with own eyes.
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| 3:02 pm | Ricettario, a balanced diet literally
Pizza margherita, apple cake, minestrone soup, and salmon. They’re all delicious. And thanks to the endless patience of stylist Elena Mora and photographer Karsten Wegener, they’re all part of a balanced diet. Literally. More Pictures and Information at LooksFeelsWorks! |
| 2:21 pm | Fahion Photography by Eduardo Rezende
Fashion photographer Eduardo Rezende was born in Rio de Janeiro and is now based in São Paulo. He became interested in photography after visiting galleries and art exhibitions as a young boy with his mother. via Photography Blogs.
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| 2:23 pm | 10 of the Best Health, Medical & Doctor WordPress Themes
Maybe you’re a web designer and you have a client who is a doctor or dentist, or other health professional. Maybe you work in the medical industry yourself or maybe you have an interest in a medicine that you want to blog about. Whatever the reason you want to start a health and medical website, picking a theme for the right price and with the right features, look and feel is critical. Which is why we’re brought together the best health WordPress themes in one post. Enjoy!
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| 2:16 pm | Mira Ruido Mira Ruido is an illustrator and collage artist Basque. Hes collages are dreamlike, beautiful and grotesque.
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| 2:17 pm | Sculptor Lorenzo Quinn
Lorenzo Quinn (born May 7, 1966) is an Italian sculptor and former actor, and the fifth son of actor Anthony Quinn. Internationally renowned sculptor Lorenzo Quinn is regarded as one of the leading contemporary sculptors in the world. Inspired by the great masters such as Michelangelo, Bernini, Carpaux and Rodin, Lorenzo’s monumental sculptures transmit emotion and meaning. His passion and strongly held political and religious views all flow through his work. In Spain, he is best known for brilliantly re-creating the human hand.
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| 2:09 pm | Hit And Run: Teahupo’o May 2013
Here is some footage from the big south swell that hit Tahiti on May 13th 2013 and created some memorable waves at the famous big wave arena Teahupoo. Chargers from all over the world followed the swell and were brave enough to tackle these heavy and fast monsters! Check it out.
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| 2:17 pm | Street Artist Clet Abraham
46-years-old Clet Abraham – masterful works with plastic, turning road signs in something extraordinary, with the political, religious and philosophical understanding.
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| 2:26 pm | Inspiration #326
Like every weekend here are the links that I propose to discover or rediscover: the Brooklyn-based photographer Elena Montemurro, the Belgian surreal collage artist Sammy Slabbinck, the video featuring LA based tattoo artist Jun Cha during his pop-up tattoo studio in Paris, the Pagani Zonda Revolucion supercar, the talented illustrations from Magdalena Kapinos, the fashion photographer Andre Passos, the Marie-Sophie chair by Pierre Brichet for Coming Soon Galerie, the illustrator Philip Bond, … More>> |
| 2:06 pm | J. Cole – “Born Sinner” – Full Album Stream
“Thank you for the love. Rather than acting like the leak didn’t happen, here’s the official album stream for those who haven’t heard it! – @JColeNC” Listen to the Full Album Stream here |
| 2:05 pm | Modern Dutch by Paola Andrea & Naomi McColloch
It all began over a year ago, when set designer Paola Andrea and her good friend, photographer Naomi McColloch, were discussing their enthusiasms for the new twists and turns found in today’s art. As lovers of Dutch painting, they decided to give it a little shake of their own, and collaborated for this series of photographs, entitled, Modern Dutch. With a simplistic twist, says Paola, “we wanted to achieve a sense of mystery and intimacy with each image, but keeping it a lot more simple than the traditional Dutch Painting from the Golden Age.”
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| 2:04 pm | Like Mother, Like Daughter – Models & Their Moms
For the past twelve years, premiere photographer Howard Schatz has been capturing a side of models that we rarely see… their mothers.
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| 1:21 pm | Portrait Photography by Ted Sabarese
Ted Sabarese is happy to be a photographer. Actually, he’s ecstatic and sometimes grins for no apparent reason. Before settling in to this career, he spent time as a college English teacher, graphic designer, fiction writer and advertising creative director. via Photography Blogs.
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| 12:18 pm | Gerardo Feldstein
“Argentinian artist Gerardo Feldstein came to sculpture through painting. Born in Buenos Aires, he studied electrical engineering for a few years, started to paint and today he is an artist in various fields. His sculptures are made of different materials, he uses wire, wood, textiles and other things to form his works. It is always something uncommon and bizarre that marks his pieces. The bodies have enormous hands, arms or feet, though it seems like their tiny heads aren’t able to tell them how to move their tremendous extremities. His wire sculptures literally extend their scope and get out of line. What unifies all his works is a common sense of humor and a certain astonishment that we all share on our journey through life.” - www.ignant.de
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