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Miss Curity Coloring Book
Click on each page to expand.
1) Yes, that's a fishhook in the lad's finger. How it was extracted before application of bandaid is not known.
2) Do NOT invite Miss Curity to your party--she's a jinx!
3) Why are they peeing into the lemonade?
Please color within the lines!
Posted By: Paul - Wed Mar 27, 2013 -
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Category: Art, Comics, Injuries, Advertising, 1950s
In one end, out the other
Apologies in advance for the crappy post. I'll let the artist, Gabriel Morais, explain his project:The idea behind this project, is to show how much the food we ingest affects our body, therefore the colour of each poop was not manipulated on photoshop. To achieve the result, the quantity I ate for each picture was:
4.5kg of beet root in 36 hours.
3.5kg of Froot Loops in 30 hours.
4kg of sweet corn in 36 hours.
4.5kg of beet root in 36 hours.
3.5kg of Froot Loops in 30 hours.
4kg of sweet corn in 36 hours.
So in the photos below, he shows what he ate first, followed by what eventually came out the other end.
Posted By: Alex - Fri Mar 22, 2013 -
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Category: Art, Body, Food, Photography and Photographers, Excrement
The Dog Poop Project
New York graphic designer Jang Cho has launched what he calls the Dog Poop Project. It involves turning sidewalk dog poop into art by using a stencil to spray paint an image of a toilet around it. Then he takes a photo of the artified dropping and posts it on his blog. It's art with a message!
Posted By: Alex - Sat Mar 16, 2013 -
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Category: Art, Excrement
Cockroach Artist Fabian Peña
Instead of painting with oils or watercolors, Fabian Peña uses fragments of cockroach wings and crushed houseflies as his artistic medium. The blurb about him at the David Castillo Gallery says: "Peña harkens to the Shakespearean interpretation of a corporeal 'pound of flesh,' acknowledging the somatic price for locating beauty in the grotesque." [via ihlet.com]
Posted By: Alex - Sun Mar 10, 2013 -
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Category: Art, Insects and Spiders
The Lip Art of Sandra Holmbom
Sandra Holmbom (aka Psycho Sandra) is a 26-year-old Swedish makeup artist. On her blog (http://psychosandra.blogg.se) she says, "I don't have a makeup education, I just do it because it's so damn fun." She has a particular interest in using lips as a canvas for her art, and has achieved some unusual effects!
Posted By: Alex - Sun Mar 03, 2013 -
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Category: Art, Body Painting
Dwight Eisenhower, Artist
I did not know, until I saw a mention in The New York Times for September 15, 2012, that President Dwight Eisenhower had been an amateur painter.
What a token of a distant, more civilized era. Imagine a current President having the time to devote to such fripperies.
An article, with pictures, about his career exists. PDF here.
Posted By: Paul - Mon Feb 25, 2013 -
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Category: Art, Politics, Historical Figure, 1950s
The art of the painting fool
Below are some paintings by "the painting fool." What makes the painting fool an unusual artist is that it's not human. It's a computer program, though he/she/it talks in the first person:I'm The Painting Fool: a computer program, and an aspiring painter. The aim of this project is for me to be taken seriously - one day - as a creative artist in my own right. I have been built to exhibit behaviours that might be deemed as skilful, appreciative and imaginative. My work has been exhibited in real and online galleries; the ideas behind my conception have been used to address philosophical notions such as emotion and intentionality in non-human intelligences.
If the painting fool suddenly becomes obsessed with drawing clowns and disney characters, then we're in trouble.
Posted By: Alex - Thu Feb 21, 2013 -
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Category: Art
Speed Painting
On his website, speedartman.com, D. Westry calls himself a "speed art pioneer." He also says that his "upside down" performance art technique (see the video below... I probably just spoiled the surprise at the end) is "one of the most influential art expressions of this generation." I have no idea what that means, but it sounds impressive.(via Deceptology)
Posted By: Alex - Mon Feb 18, 2013 -
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Category: Art
Cremain Art
Alabama artist Sergio Protillo adds something a little special into his paint — cremains. People bring him the cremains of their loved ones, and he mixes them into some paint and creates a painting that's "like an additional memory to the person's life." He says one client cried when he saw his family member's cremain painting. [whnt.com]
Posted By: Alex - Wed Feb 13, 2013 -
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Category: Art, Death
New York Biotopes
Posted By: Paul - Mon Feb 11, 2013 -
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Category: Art, Surrealism, Nature, Technology
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