thedailywhat:

This Is A Painting of the Day: Japanese painter Riusuke Fukahori uses a patience-trying technique to paint 3D fish by drawing them one 2D resin-sealed layer at a time.

Understand the process better by watching the video below:

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phantasmaphile:

John Clowder (via Myths on the Behance Network)

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I listen to an alarming amount of chillwave. (That, or electro fairy-rock / 2011-era Bjork reincarnations.)

William Gibson’s travelogue on Singapore for Wired is pretty old, so it might be a little outdated, but a fascinating read nonetheless. Unbiased journalism it is not, and Singaporeans (perhaps East Asians as well) will likely protest at his generalization of them as Orwellian automatons. However, as far as portraits of strange and paradoxical places go, I found it quite fresh.

fuckyeahbookarts:

By Gregory Euclide

Ah, gasp.

szymon:

Tapis Rouge in Jaujac by Gaëlle Villedary

pulmonaire:

Reading Landscape by Kyle Kirkpatrick

Like those topography maps you had to make in sixth-grade science class, but with a bit more style. J’adoooore.

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nevver:

Jay Mug

While I do believe that idea-hoarding often just serves to mask a lack of confidence in one’s ability to generate more ideas, where business—and large sums of $$$—are involved, I doubt that most could espouse such a philosophy. I wonder how many successful businesspeople today abide by such a code? (This isn’t a rhetorical question, I’m actually curious.)