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Vienna, Austria based artist Martin C. Herbst embraces distortion in his paintings, spanning from flat, wavy, and convex surfaces to the rounded shapes of stainless steel spheres. In his ongoing series on folded aluminum, Herbst presents classical portraiture in a new and unconventional way. This body of work is in part inspired by Mannerism, specifically the work of Mannerist painter Parmigianino, whose style emphasized elongated proportions and highly stylized poses with no clear…

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One of my favorite things that was shown to me during my elementary age years was an optical illusion. It was the very famous Rubin Vase (pictured below) which you can see in either two ways - as a vase or as two faces that are facing each other....

Born in Israel into a highly artistic family, Noma Bar, graduated in 2000 from the Bezalel Academy of Art & Design with a B.DES Bachelor of Graphic & Type

Believe it or not - this is a piece of paper. Create a small hole in the middle of the paper and start ripping pieces to the side to create a hole.

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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…

The things we do to keep ourselves entertained have changed quite a bit since centuries past. Movies, television, video games, and all the different ways

This is a good example of a figure-ground design. This image represents the relationship between the foreground and the background and how our minds perceive each one together. The figure I see is of a woman's face and the background is the tree that represents her hair, the wizard as her eye and the hill as the outline of her face. http://visscom.wordpress.com/2013/04/08/the-principle-of-figure-ground/

These surreal conceptual images by American photographer Logan Zillmer show us the disruption of large open spaces of the Midwest and challenge our preconditioned perceptions of reality. Zillmer developed his signature style through experimentation with a variety of complex in-camera techniques and post-production tools. Inspired by iconic surrealist artist Rene Magritte, Zillmer aims to explore...

Leave your answers in the comment section. Carefully look at the image below and try to count the number of horses in the picture below;

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