Photo by Alexey Kondakov
Artist Alexey Kondakov Imagines Figures from Classical Paintings as Part of Contemporary Life - Colossal.
More of a meme than art. If it were fully painted, or photoshoped better, it might be art.
I like, it. It's clever, but it is a stretch to call it art.
Erosion: Layered Porcelain Sculptures Sandblasted to Mimic Biological Forms - Colossal
I am mesmerized by this work, but is that enough to call it art? It seems shallow otherwise. It is not decoration. It seems more akin to infatuation than love. Is that enough? I don't know, maybe. Sort of like a Pollock.
I like, I'll call it art.
Pneumatic's Salvaged Tire Installations Playfully Interact With Barcelona's Urban Architecture - Colossal
Is it deep art? No. Is it visually interesting and mildly clever? Yes.
Maybe art can be sort of disposable. It doesn't all have to make you laugh or cry or change how you fundamentally see the world.
Maybe seeing something that momentarily knocks you out of your normal thoughts is enough to be art.
A small art snack if you like.
Photo by Vincent Laforet
Futuristic Views of London Shot From a Helicopter at Night by Vincent Laforet - Colossal
Unfair, clickbaity title on my part. Heavily processed isn't the same as over-processed.
Hamburger icon: How these three lines mystify most people – BBC News
OK, OK, OK, this is a fine definitional article of the icon / UI element. BUT, come on guys, you picked a double decker for this? DOES NOT COMPUTE!
BBC – Autos – "Where is my solar car?"
Sorry, broken link. Come on BBC, this is embarrassing.
Hanebrink Extreme Terrain
UPDATE: Origianl link broken, updated article: Hanebrink Extreme Terrain: The First Production Fat Bike
There's an incredible amount of detail in this 10,000-brick Lego Millennium Falcon - The Verge
Photo by Ruslan Khasanov
Odyssey: Otherworldly Macro Footage of Ink, Oil and Soap Shot by Ruslan Khasanov - Colossal