Light is the new black and these beautiful dresses are made of nothing more. They are the creations of advertising and art photographer Atton Conrad. He makes the dresses by remotely triggering the camera while painting the light around the model in a blacked-out studio. It’s a shame there’s no way to actually wear these photographic pieces of art.
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If you were anxiously awaiting a Daria cast reunion, it’s taking place (at least in part) on the ass and thighs of whoever wears these shorts. There doesn’t seem to be any details about their creation, but the nostalgic art speaks for itself.
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Salvador Dali-inspired Star Wars tattoo by graynd.
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Dinosaurs are cool. The Avengers are cool. I don’t even have the words to describe what happens when you put the two together. Check out this gorgeous artwork by Terryl Whitlach who has taken dinosaurs and dressed them up as some of your favorite Avengers. Terryl studied zoology prior to getting her degree in art and you can see the two blended perfectly in these images. What do you think they chances are that Marvel will make these guys into a movie? Just think of the action figure potential!
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South Korean artist Dukno Yoon has created interesting and functional kinetic wing sculptures that can be worn and operated by hand movements. Check out some additional photos after the break.
If Magritte’s Star Wars mashup wasn’t your thing, perhaps you will prefer the Symbolist stylings of Klimt in this adaptation of The Kiss starring Han and Leia. She loves him despite the fact that he’s a hunchback.
This t-shirt is only $10 if you grab it today!
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Like Magritte’s famous painting The Treachery of Images (Ceci n’est pas une pipe), these droids cannot be the ones you are looking for since they are merely images of droids on a shirt.
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Dexter fans will surely enjoy this macabre spin on Norman Rockwell—but make sure to grab the shirt soon. The $10 deal ends tomorrow.
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Created by Laurent Theophane Bertrand of The Theophany for the cover of London-based SuperSuper! magazine. Shopped of course, but we would love to see someone actually try something like this.
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