David Chambon- Insects Of The Macro World
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David Chambon- Insects Of The Macro World

Whoa there, French photographer David Chambon the macro insect master has entered the building, and it looks like he’s brought along his amazing collection of photographs with him! Chambon has been an amateur photographer for over ten good years, capturing the various aspects of life a photographer enjoys taking; he specifies how he wishes to capture … Continue reading »

Paige Bradley- Breaking Out Of The Mould
Sculpting Magic

Paige Bradley- Breaking Out Of The Mould

I absolutely love sculpting, it’s one of the only arts where you can bend 3-dimensional reality to the whim of your imagination, seeding significance and the human essence into the absence of form- I’ve always found it amusing how great artists can instil whatever  profound wonders, earthly struggles or a dichotomy of both into their creations; as if … Continue reading »

Carsten Witte- The Allure of Natural Seduction
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Carsten Witte- The Allure of Natural Seduction

I recently watched a TED talk about pollination, to which you’d be thinking, “That has no connection with the erotic nature of the female figure?” Haha, you would be surprised, Mother Earth is the sexiest lady around and she uses seduction and attractiveness to further the advancement of life. The gifted photographer Carsten Witte, captures … Continue reading »

Robot Quadrotors Perform James Bond Theme
Colorful Clips / Dynamite Designs

Robot Quadrotors Perform James Bond Theme

It’s rare for me to find a video that makes me smile with absolute awe; but tonight folks I have found just that. The University of Pennsylvania’s General Robotics, Automation, Sensing and Perception (GRASP) Lab have been the stars of the Quadrotor scene, by first showing the extremities of quadrotor flight, and now with this perfectly executed … Continue reading »

Clifton Harvey- Fusing Imagination with Reality
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Clifton Harvey- Fusing Imagination with Reality

Cartoons, whether we like it or not have impacted our lives in many ways, creating myths and expectations of the world; Clifton Harvey (a bloody talented individual) was so affected by the pathos of Mickey’s Christmas Carol (when Mickey places a crutch by Tiny Tim’s grave)that he decided to infuse those feelings with his work, by letting … Continue reading »