I think I have already posted something about this guy – Tokio Mayers!
Really talented musician in general and a genius pianist.
Mes: diciembre 2017
Ángel de la Fuente: «La cifra del Cupo vasco es arte de magia: deben pagar mucho más» … >>
Ángel de la Fuente, director ejecutivo de FEDEA J. M. CADENAS
«En la Constitución no se dice que las diputaciones vascas tengan un derecho histórico a hacer mal las cuentas»
Ángel de la Fuente: «La cifra del Cupo vasco es arte de magia: deben pagar mucho más»
… >>
Ver la entrada original 23 palabras más
40 Shocking Illustrations by Artists Denouncing Animal Abuse by Reversing Roles
Paneccasio | Rhinoceros are victims of poaching for their horn, which is trading for tens of thousands of euros on the Asian black market, because of its supposed medicinal and aphrodisiac properties.
Unknow
Puca | Every day 60 billion land animals are killed for their meat in the world (and 1000 billion fish).
Larry Torro | Les animaux sauvages sont chassés lors de safaris et victimes du braconnage, à l’image du lion Cécil.
Maciek Ravs |Dairy cows are artificially inseminated, separated from their newborns, forced to produce 8400 liters of milk a year, and then sent to the slaughterhouse after an average of 5 years.
@Torro
@Torro
Eric Decetis | French hunters kill about 300,000 birds in a weekend (nearly double the victims of the sinking of the Erika).
Dan Piraro
@VinPaneccasio| Dolphin killings occur each year on Taiji Bay in Japan…
Ver la entrada original 357 palabras más
Electrifying Body Paintings Viewed Under Black Light by John Poppleton
Electrifying Body Paintings Viewed Under Black Light by John Poppleton
These bright-colored visuals could have been projection mappings on bodies, but that would be too simple a task for photographer John Poppleton. Instead, he uses UV paints to illustrate auroras, nebulae, and Californian dreamin’ sunsets on various female models. His work is striking for its cosmic color palette and high-contrast images which magically come to life under black light. “The fourth dimension of photographic lighting,” as he calls it. “[…] an invisible light source that is turning your subject into the actual light source.”These bright-colored visuals could have been projection mappings on bodies, but that would be too simple a task for photographer John Poppleton. Instead, he uses UV paints to illustrate auroras, nebulae, and Californian dreamin’ sunsets on various female models. His work is striking for its cosmic color palette and high-contrast images which magically come to life…
Ver la entrada original 28 palabras más
RAMROCK'S BLOG 