El Agente Sin Nombre

El Photoshop es demasiado mainstream

Los visitantes cogen una bola de chicle de la máquina que mejor ilustra su felicidad.

blua:

Visitors take a gumball from the machine which best illustrates their happiness.

Designed by Stefan Stagmeister

El arte de trolear

El Arte según Neil Gaiman

tally-art:

batsandbones:

My venn diagram of Neil Gaiman’s advice for working freelance from this amazing speech http://vimeo.com/42372767

I hear this a lot and believe it to be true.  If you are quick/reliable + assertive/kind, you can land jobs despite not being the most talented person considered.

Eh

(vía piensoparahumanos)

Pixel Arts by Jaebum Joo

When Jaebum heard the term “pixel art”, he took it quite literally and reimagined these classical pieces as pixelated Game Boy games. Complete with gaming cartridge, these masterpieces have been reduced to their simplest form: pixelized green on green on green screen.

Artist: behance / tumblr / flickr

ianbrooks

(vía gamefreaksnz)

Ciencia-Maravilla-Arte

(vía robasonrisas)

Asiáticos:

Estilazos al tomar fotos

nomellamesfriki

(vía nomellamesfriki)

Melted Ice Cream Truck Sculpture By Orest Keywan

myampgoesto11

(vía obsidiansword)

Que le den a todo.

Study of Perspective (1995-2003) is a series of photographs by Chinese artist Ai Weiwei. Each photograph shows the artist flipping his middle finger at many iconic landmarks and places across the world. His gesture confronts the viewers with a universal statement of political opposition.

(vía n3ptunus)

Arte inspirado en Pac-Man

sinonimodemiscelanea

(vía sinonimodemiscelanea)

Fuente:

Arte Histórico versión “Star Wars”

delasazores

(vía mixtohuevo)

Reparto (im)posible.

Más actores míticos en roles superheroicos aquí.

Arte con sombras.

Más aquí.

Arte funcional (y lo digo porque el Código QR funciona de verdad)

thingsorganizedneatly:

SUBMISSION: To promote the launch of his new website and blog, London-based photographer David Sykes decided to create a QR code out of objects such as boots, calculators, briefcases, boomboxes and champagne bottles. The QR code was then photographed and sent out as limited edition prints so that lucky recipients can scan the code with their phone or tablet to launch Sykes’ new website.

ed: YES!! There was a photoshopped-together QR code submitted recently, but this one looks legit! Bravo, Sykes.