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flyrobotfly:

Temptation by Flyrobotfly
Finished a watercolor piece today! I won’t say too much about this one, I think I’ll leave this up to individual interpretation. Maybe it’s a commentary on the seductiveness of violence and war. Maybe it illustrates a futuristic society in which we’ve so polluted the Earth that we can’t even live without filter.Maybe that’s all bullshit and I just felt like painting a girl in a dress wearing a gas mask. THAT THE FUN OF ART, YOU GET TO DECIDE! (although, I’d probably bet on the last one)I was inspired a lot by the work of Alberto Vargas in this piece. Done with watercolor and ink.

I LOVE THIS

Temptation by Flyrobotfly

Finished a watercolor piece today!
I won’t say too much about this one, I think I’ll leave this up to individual interpretation. Maybe it’s a commentary on the seductiveness of violence and war. Maybe it illustrates a futuristic society in which we’ve so polluted the Earth that we can’t even live without filter.
Maybe that’s all bullshit and I just felt like painting a girl in a dress wearing a gas mask.

THAT THE FUN OF ART, YOU GET TO DECIDE!
(although, I’d probably bet on the last one)

I was inspired a lot by the work of Alberto Vargas in this piece.
Done with watercolor and ink.

I LOVE THIS

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ianbrooks:

Dante’s Sandcastle by Ray Villafane

Ray Villafane is a master of carving shapes out of whatever you’ve got: pumpkins, foodstuffs, and even billions of particles of sand. In Jesolo, Italy a few years ago he challenged himself to sculpt a horrific scene from “Dante’s Inferno”. Eternal torments in hellfire never looked this amazing.

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(via: My Modern Met)