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3-D printing may allow the visually impaired to experience visual art

Currently raising funds through an Indiegogo campaign, Unseen Art aims to develop a software platform that will bring visual art into the 3-D world. And best of all, they’re going to make sure it gets in the hands of those who want it.

ive read more about this and want to cry… ive spent thousands of dollars both on a degree in art history and on surgeries to prevent my vision from vanishing from a condition ive had a very long time and i hope this and other projects/orgs for making art accessible to the blind can grow in the future.. you can donate here https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/unseen-art-experiencing-art-for-the-first-time#/ 

I looked up the artist and his name is Johannes Stoetter and he is this really trippy guy who paints on people and

HOW

THIS IS A FROG

BUT THOSE ARE REALLY PEOPLE AND

THAT PINEAPPLE LOOKS ALIVE

THIS TREE REMINDS ME OF A WOMAN A BIT

HE LOOKS DRAWN ON THE STAIRS NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND

THE FUCK YOU SAY

HOW CAN THIS BE REAL HOLY FRICK FRACK

AFHHGFUAHFSAHFUGHDUAHF

I SHOULD WORK AS AN ART CRITIC

“The concept is simple. Take a blank sheet with nothing but the basic outline of a pinup girl and illustrate a unique scene around her.”

holy FUCK.

I’ll probably always reblog this cuz it’s just mind-blowing, holy cow

Artist Simon Beck

It’s possible you’ve never heard of Simon Beck, but after today, you won’t be able to forget him or his wintry works of art. Simon is an artist and is most well-known for making incredibly delicate and detailed art in the snow, just by walking over a fresh snowfall. Heliterally walks miles in the snow to create these pieces. And the part that blows our minds? He could spend hours upon hours creating one design, just to have it be covered by snowfall or blown away by the next day. But he still makes them.

Simon walks over layers of fresh snow in special shoes to create his mind-boggling geometric environmental art.

Brilliant Thought-Provoking Satirical Illustrations by Pawel Kuczynski

Salih Ağır

Aaron Koblin and Ben Tricklebank -A LASER AS A POWERFUL PAINTBRUSH 

Stockholm’s Subway

The most beautifully designed subway tunnels in the world are found in Stockholm, Sweden. The grand architecture reminds its travelers that they are deep underground. Featuring painted cave walls and ceilings, the design is more like an art gallery than a subway.