The ART thread
06-30-2017
, 05:31 PM
07-01-2017
, 01:08 PM
07-01-2017
, 07:59 PM
E for Effort always the best grade for art IMO
07-01-2017
, 08:10 PM
What kind of atmosphere can moon handle and not lose to space that will make a harvest there possible and near white skies with clouds?
My kind of art is the one where the topics are creative and still possible in the real world.
The above is the real recent image from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. But it can pass also as a black and white vs color game.
Then again there is always the first time.
My kind of art is the one where the topics are creative and still possible in the real world.
The above is the real recent image from Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. But it can pass also as a black and white vs color game.
Then again there is always the first time.
Last edited by masque de Z; 07-01-2017 at 08:28 PM.
07-01-2017
, 09:16 PM
This is also a great picture in the sense that you can watch it for minutes and track every little detail imagining all kinds of stories and yet it's so desolate. The rock "waited" patiently a few billion years for that moment to be reunited with matter from the original system.
Scientist-Astronaut Harrison H. Schmitt is photographed standing next to a huge, split boulder during the third Apollo 17 extravehicular activity (EVA-3) at the Taurus–Littrow landing site on the Moon. Schmitt is the Apollo 17 lunar module pilot. This picture was taken by Astronaut Eugene A. Cernan, commander.
Scientist-Astronaut Harrison H. Schmitt is photographed standing next to a huge, split boulder during the third Apollo 17 extravehicular activity (EVA-3) at the Taurus–Littrow landing site on the Moon. Schmitt is the Apollo 17 lunar module pilot. This picture was taken by Astronaut Eugene A. Cernan, commander.
07-01-2017
, 09:20 PM
07-02-2017
, 01:18 AM
07-02-2017
, 01:06 PM
found today
07-05-2017
, 11:23 AM
Really love post #76 I'm taking that one for my Cool picks thread in bbv, Thanks spanktehbadwookie . . . 
07-05-2017
, 06:22 PM
My pleasure! Sharing art is one of the best uses of this damn thing.
Some psychedelia for heads...
Some psychedelia for heads...
07-08-2017
, 01:06 PM
Just remembered the traveling Faberge Egg exhibit at The Met. These Eggs, up close, are just plain 'OMG!'
07-09-2017
, 12:10 AM
I love catching trains at the crossing nearby for the art in this style that sometimes passes right on through.
07-10-2017
, 04:11 AM
Love the Faberge Egg's Howard Beale, nice find spanktehbadwookie lol . . .
08-14-2017
, 01:17 AM
09-26-2017
, 05:39 AM
10-07-2017
, 02:26 PM
10-07-2017
, 11:46 PM
10-09-2017
, 11:55 AM
After looking at this for a number of times I'm asking for help! How is the floor done? I can't figure out where the painting ends!
10-11-2017
, 09:26 PM
Glad I can't shove singles through the computer.
