Mexican studio Golpeavisa recreated legendary chef René Redzepi’s silhouette with food and other kitchen items!
Famous Chef’s Silhouette Recreated With Kitchen Elements
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Isn’t this a unique way to display your favorite photos? All it takes is black and white photocopies and transparency paper! Head over to Inspired Ideas below to check out the process!
DIY Guide to Transferring Your Favorite Photos to Glass
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Attention NYC and SF peeps! Have you heard about Skillshare’s photography semester - aka totally affordable classes taught by talented photographers?
Topics range from Film to AstroPhoneography and you can even score some $50 credits on our Facebook page today. Check it out!
Photo Classes in NYC and SF
Photo by Ali Blokzyl
Alexis Persani and french photographer Leo Caillard used a little editing magic to dress ancient marble sculptures in the latest fashion trends!
The Ancients Are Looking Good - Sculptures Dressed Fashionably
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Art House Co-op: Tip Jar Thursdays
Project of the Day – Fast and Easy Image Transfer
By Sally Ann Lentz (Limited Edition Sketchbook Project 2012)
There are many types of image transfer techniques. This week I will share with you a very fast and easy technique for transferring an inkjet printer image. These images can be…
Relativité des proportions
Photo tip! Look for abstract patterns in all those pesky puddles; some are hiding photographic gems!. These reflection photos by Jessica Backhaus are some of our favorites!
Photo Tip: Shooting Reflections in Puddles
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Isabel M. Martinez makes these doubled-up photos inside of her camera!
She puts a mask inside her camera, which means only part of the film is exposed. This is what lets her expose two photos in one image.
TIP: If you wanna play around with masks in your camera, we have a tutorial on it!
Quantum Blink — Striped Photos Made In-Camera
via Booooom
If these made you do a double-take, it’s most likely because you recognize some of these faces from famous Renaissance paintings!
Artist, Dorothee Golz mashed up the paintings with contemporary photos.
Dorothee Golz’s Digital Paintings
via Laughing Squid
The Models for American Gothic 画
