http://bibliodyssey.blogspot.com/2011/05/falconry.html
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Erotic voyeurism 11:14 AM
Just look at this. Even without knowing what is the exact context, the intense directional swift that this composition holds is enough to drive you to conjure up ambivalent meanings and multiple interpretations. But knowing that the White House is watching a video, shot from helmets of special unit soldiers, facing Osama Bin Laden as he’s being killed in a military operation, elevates this moment to erotic vividness. The intensity of the faces as a source of creation, the body language which enhances males' manhood and females' womanhood, and the intimacy that allows into such a moment in the depth of the White House.
Is there any better way to look deep into the blinded moral devotion of a nation?
May 3, 2011
Beautiful tech 7:32 PM
Bubble Harp
OscilloScoop
Try to download these – see if they’re for free.
You can find the above 2 and a few more here:
http://www.snibbe.com/store/
Also, there’s this pretty playful thing. I can imagine myself playing with it for hours on end:
Source
Al Johnson 6:46 PM
Al Johnson, illustrator, fine artist, educator and mentor has developed an inclusive vision that captures the Classical, weaves it with the contemporary and refracts it through the prism of his remarkable individuality. While formally trained in the techniques of the Great Masters, Al Johnson’s art, in fact, goes to the essence of jazz in that it brings together many influences while celebrating individuality. Mr. Johnson honed these skills, while attending famed institutions such as Pratt Institute, the Albert Pale School of Commercial Arts and the Arts Student League.
Massimo Pulini 6:30 PM
Massimo Pulini, from the northern Italian town of Cesena, has won international acclaim and in 2002 was commissioned by the Vatican Museums to paint the ceiling of the entrance to Pope John Paul II’s private library. In 2006 he was invited to hold a solo show at the prestigious Italian Cultural Institute in London curated by Sir Denis Mahon, the renowned British art collector and historian of Italian art.
Pulini was also included in a major retrospective of 20th-century Italian art held in 2000 at the Scuderie del Quirinale, one of Rome’s top public museum spaces.
Pulini’s work has in the past been strongly influenced by Italy’s Baroque masters. He recently took a new direction with the use of enamel paints blended on the support surface to create vivid, vibrant portraits
Time Wasting Experiment 4:01 PM
Although this is an Etsy shop, these notes can play a higher theme, as they make you stare and wonder about your own wasted time.
http://www.etsy.com/shop/provax?ref=seller_info
Rebecca Silus 2:04 PM
Rebecca Silus was born in Minneapolis and received her MFA from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design in 2008. She has shown her work at the Katherine Nash Gallery and the Soo Visual Arts Center in Minneapolis and the Duluth Art Institute. Her work has been collected both locally and nationally, most recently by TRIA Orthopedic Center in Bloomington, Minnesota and Microsoft Corporation. Her work has been featured in Open Studios Press’s 2004 New American Paintings, Tarpaulin Sky Literary Journal and Toward a Livable City, a Milkweed Editions publication. She is currently working in Berlin.