Shadow art

Feathers, blue jeans and chocolate-covered cookies transform into strikingly familiar images from Star Wars when light is shined at them, thanks to an innovative young artist.

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Have you ever believed that you know all there is to know about art? If you really think so, then you either possess a computer like mind that process information fast or you are under

Everyday objects manipulated to cast incredibly realistic shadows. Here are some stunning pieces by artists Kumi Yamashita, Tim Noble and Sue Webster, Shigeo Fukuda, and Larry Kagan.

“In the morning we must sweep out the shadows.” ~ GASTON BACHELARD

Each Wednesday, I post some of my favorite can't-miss links, images, and otherwise mindblowing goodies from across the web. In 2005, New York artist Jason…

Shadow Art

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With her daughter, the self-taught photographer Kelly Than imagines fantasy apparitions in the series I have a dream. Good to know: she only works with iPhone o

The man was Adam Rainer born in Graz, Austria sometime in 1899 (the exact date isn’t known). Rainer’s parents were neither tall nor short for the time, with his father measuring in at 5 feet 8 inches (1.72 m) and his mother at 5 feet 5 inches (1.65 m). He even had a brother who matched his father’s height at [...]

The first bit of sunshine that comes your way is the perfect time to get busy with animal shadow drawing!

💬 5 🔁 633 ❤️ 2620 · i wonder if you can guess what characters are on my mind lately (there are also some sketches of sun and moon but i wont show you because theyre ugly hhhh