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Classical Paintings in Contemporary Settings

Fascinating series of painting/photo work by Ukrainian artist Alexey Kondakov shows classical style painted figures in mundane contemporary settings. The post Classical Paintings in Contemporary Settings appeared first on Moss and Fog.

Gettin Handsy

We embrace this version of getting handsy, as the human hand is a work of art. The post Gettin Handsy appeared first on Moss and Fog.

Guns in Mexico Melted Down to Tree Planting Shovels

This symbolic but also purposeful project in Mexico melts down guns to create shovels, which are then used to plant trees. The post Guns in Mexico Melted Down to Tree Planting Shovels appeared first on Moss and Fog.

Thomas Blanchard’s Amazing Ink

French artist Thomas Blanchard creates stunning work using soap, ink, and a very creative eye. The post Thomas Blanchard’s Amazing Ink appeared first on Moss and Fog.

‘Nothing to See Here’ Shows Powerful Portraits by Tim Tadder

With a potent sociopolitical bent, artist and photographer Tim Tadder shows us dramatic portraits in stark white and red. Bringing attention to our current political climate of ‘fake news’ and disharmony, the model is silenced and even choked by dramatic red hands […] The post ‘Nothing to See Here’ Shows Powerful Portraits by Tim Tadder […]

For the first time in 25 years, Microsoft has a new logo. It’s clean, some say boring, but I think it suits the tech behemoth in a rather elegant, if vanilla, way. The typeface is modern and shouldn’t look aged anytime soon, unlike that Metallica-esque look from the 80’s, whoa!

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