Or, you panic or anything here (because I’m sure that so many people continually hit refresh at paradox9.com *sigh* sarcastic blogger moment). The website has taken a bit of a newer look, it’s a lot cleaner and much easier to navigate (the almost invisible links in the sidebar are now replaced with really easy to read ones, among other things). I also have a brand new section– paradox9 now has ...
I’ve had Willard Wigan’s artwork here before (his piece is #2 on that list), and honestly– I just can’t get enough of it. He uses an enviably steady hand to create such tiny pieces that when he has a showing, viewers look through microscopes to see them. His work is no stranger to the internet, sure– but it’s hard to see* these amazing pieces and not be stunned. ...
This was one of my favorite projects when I was a kid, it’s also just a really fun thing to do on a snowy day. Tweet This Post ...
Image: Nick Veasey / Artist’s Website Radiography is a medical procedure, that lets doctors look inside the human body. Although– some rather creative thinking artists (two of which are featured below) use the process to create some incredible images. Artists Nick Veasey and Leslie Wright both use radiography to create their work. They also have two very different subject, and honestly– both are amazing. ...
While I did make this, I can’t really take too much credit. The above image was generated using a freeware program called Paint.NET (freeware). It has both Mandelbrot and Julia Set generators, and really– stunning, right? Tweet This Post ...
It’s Sunday, and I though that it would be a nice day to do something happy and light. So, while the robot button below is from my nixxd.com contest type thing– I just thought I’d put this here and let you customize it. Give him you name, your friend’s name, or whatever else. After you are done, click Submit and you can buy him. Fun right? Tweet ...
Image Via: NASA | Wired Before you wonder, yes that is real. It’s from an annual Solar Eclipse and the light outside the amazingly detailed moon is from the Sun’s Corona. The annular solar eclipse that was visible earlier this month in parts of Africa, the Indian Ocean and Asia yielded some beautiful photographs of the moon obscuring the light from the sun. Read More http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2010/01/solar-eclipse-images-show-dazzling-corona-detail/#ixzz0em3CTKIk Tweet This Post ...
Almost anyone can draw a heart and throw it on a card, and really it’s a cliché (which isn’t bad, necessarily). However, some artists have a gift for taking some tired theme and turning it into something completely awesome. Tweet This Post ...
Sometimes we could all use a little zen, lately I am more than included in that. It’s also the reason behind the first featured artist:Wildflowers and Zen. The artist has such an eye for detail, and it’s incredibly hard to not fall completely in love with these items and designs. If you love simplicity and minimalism, you must check out this shop. Tweet This Post ...
At first the image looks like some kind of Photoshop job, but supposedly it is 100% real. Tweet This Post ...