May 25 2012
1:28 pm
generic-eric: by Anatoly Fomenko

generic-eric:

by Anatoly Fomenko

Posted 4 days ago
#anatoly fomenko #art #black and white #round #form #trippy #pattern #texture
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May 22 2012
1:38 am

(via ahleuchatista)

Posted 1 week ago
#field #contour #aerial #pattern #texture #green #brown #landscape
27 notes

May 20 2012
12:19 pm
septagonstudios: Luis Toledo

septagonstudios:

Luis Toledo

(via generic-eric)

Posted 1 week ago
#luis toledo #art #digital #trippy #pattern #symmetrical #human #animal #life
243 notes

May 17 2012
12:54 am

(Source: mauricevanes, via visualplaygrounds)

Posted 1 week ago
#mirror #distory #pattern #transparent #light #yellow #texture #bumpy
96 notes

May 15 2012
2:03 am
myedol: Magnet TV, 1965 by Nam June Paik

myedol:

Magnet TV, 1965 by Nam June Paik

(via poserbitch)

Posted 2 weeks ago
#nam june paik #art #installation #tv #magnet #pattern
58 notes

May 12 2012
6:01 pm

(via visualplaygrounds)

Posted 2 weeks ago
#head #man #human #pattern #repeating #circle #radial #art
885 notes

May 4 2012
4:37 pm

(via flowingbubble)

Posted 3 weeks ago
#star #sky #night #pattern #diamond #pastel #retro #design #yonic
903 notes

Apr 22 2012
4:11 pm
biscodeja-vu: 9 etc. final by Erwin Keustermans on Flickr.

biscodeja-vu:

9 etc. final by Erwin Keustermans on Flickr.

(via flowingbubble)

Posted 1 month ago
#abstract #round #line #pattern #circle #erwin keustermans
25 notes

Apr 17 2012
8:25 pm
oxane: King’s Cross by almonkey The new entrance at King’s Cross station, London, UK.

oxane:

King’s Cross by almonkey

The new entrance at King’s Cross station, London, UK.

Posted 1 month ago
#king's cross #london #underground #station #structure #pattern #triangle #geometric #purple #yellow
42 notes

Apr 16 2012
12:54 am
blamoscience: The jellyfish Atolla lives worldwide in the deep sea, where light levels are very low. The jellyfish is bioluminescent — emitting blue-green light — and so are most of its prey. Scientists think that the deep red color of the animal’s stomach serves a purpose — to keep the blue light of its luminescent lunch from escaping and giving away Atolla’slocation to its own predators.

blamoscience:

The jellyfish Atolla lives worldwide in the deep sea, where light levels are very low. The jellyfish is bioluminescent — emitting blue-green light — and so are most of its prey. Scientists think that the deep red color of the animal’s stomach serves a purpose — to keep the blue light of its luminescent lunch from escaping and giving away Atolla’slocation to its own predators.

Posted 1 month ago
#jellyfish #atolla #pattern #round #radial #life #biology #ocean #evolution #red #bioluminescent
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