slowartday:

Daria Hlazatova

you draw a mermaid riding a unicorn, I’m gonna reblog it…that’s just how this shit works.

justmermaidthings dot tumblr dot com

(Source: luz-sonriente, via electrodaggers)

worn-smooth:

“all the waters under the ground burst forth, and the sky’s windows were opened”

Because the weather’s been pretty terrible in Massachusetts lately.

But also because we have a copy of the Brick Testament that someone gave us a gag gift before we were married, and our daughter found it and she totally loves it and wants me to read her Bible stories all the time.  But they’re all from Genesis and they’re all terrifying, and God acts like a dick in every one of them, and every time I see the drowning Lego baby, it makes me really sad.  Well, I guess that’s one way to make your kid an atheist.

ahhh, I used to LOVE the Brick Testament & I’d COMPLETELY forgotten about it until just now. this was my desktop background for a while in college (I love how God’s looking on all “hm yes good”):

the amount of work that went into that project is mindblowing. & also yeah, most Bible stories are really creepy & disturbing at their core, particularly when illustrated via Legos.

The Excel spreadsheet artist

jkottke:

Shortly before his retirement at 60, Tatsuo Horiuchi picked up a copy of Microsoft Excel and started making art with it. His art does not look anything like you’d expect Excel art to look:

Excel art

what is this sorcery?!?!

slowartday:

Street art by Mark Jenkins

same guy as the last post (why am I not surprised). I think I like these even better though.

slowartday:

Sculptures by Mark Jenkins

that one with the jeans is just killing me.

babyslime:

crackerhell:

rennerei:

painted set of portraits for practice

varying level of success :’ I learned a lot though

holy shit

Wait what. Painted?!

SERIOUSLY

2headedsnake:

David Maisel

‘Library of Dust’, 2005/06

Library of Dust, catalogues individual copper canisters containing the unclaimed remains of patients from the Oregon State Insane Asylum who died sometime between 1883 and the 1970s.

…wow. I was going to post this based on aesthetics alone, but then seeing the backstory—holy shit.

(via slowartday)

goldenwallen:

Xua Lei Porcelain crushed Cans

what a neat (& well-executed) idea.

(via note-a-bear)

slowartday:

Miles Van Rensselaer, “Ancestral Flow”

weird, but I like it.