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two-browngirls:

VIRAL, ASHISH & VIKRANT - VIRTUES - WIFW AW’13

Thank you so much to romamora for pointing out the designers on this post! I checked them out and loved some pieces from their latest collection. 

“The collection name was Zubeida and it was inspired by a courtesan in the 17th century. She was flamboyant and she was extensive and she loved Indian heritage and she wanted everything in her wardrobe. Virtues is more of Indianess, more of Indian textiles and more associated with arts that are literally dying. Its inspiration soulfully comes from India, within India - Virtues represents India.” - Ashish

Loved the embroidery and silhouettes but not so sure about the colour-blocking and check prints. Nevertheless, it certainly brings out the richness of that era into a fresh and fitting contemporary look.

- S

The textilesssss

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prostheticknowledge:

PlanetMaker

Interactive WebGL demo to customize the appearance of a planet - you can even add your own texture data:

About: PlanetMaker allows you to create and tweak your own planet using image textures, lighting, and more importantly, your imagination.
Instructions: Create your planet using the controls on the top right. You can:
  • Change the surface and clouds images
  • Modify lighting and atmospheric properties
  • Add and adjust rings
  • Upload your own custom surface textures by clicking “setCustomTexture”

Try it out for yourself here

Frozen time installation conceived by DGT architects for Japanese watch brand CITIZEN, at Basel world 2013

tbcbasketcase:

You gave me life.
In return I’ll just pretend
You can watch it burn.

iamamiwhoami; u-1

tagged: #audio

ARTIST: Beyoncé goes off during Why Don't You Love Me

Beyoncé taking y’all to church

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unknowneditors:

Camera Obscura 

Photographer Abelardo Morell brings that outdoors in Morell installs a lens or prism in a window and transforms an entire room into a camera obscura. The view outside is then projected on the opposing wall upside down through the lens and right side up through the prism. A long-exposure photograph captures the outside world as its projected within the room.

Check out Unknown Editors! (FB)

mythologyofblue:

Jan Švankmajer, Archimboldo, 1973 +

f-l-e-u-r-d-e-l-y-s:

Olimpia, White Sposa Italy
Photographer and digital artist from Almeria in Spain, Paco Peregrin , has released a series called “Olimpia” for the magazine White Sposa Italy

bonlver:

Marina at The Observatory