Picture time on Monday, the 119th

From now on, every Monday morning coffee break, love surprise will bring you interesting pictures gathered in the past week--you can make reports to the boss while easily browse, I hope you like it ~

1, bird

From photographer Dennis Hlynsky's works, he used the similar "time-lapse" filming techniques to shoot birds, found that when blurring the individual details of bird flight dynamics, showing the beauty of a kind of graph lines, very nice ~

[ viawired.com]

2, eyes

Pencil drawings always seem to give the feeling of simple and even crude--well, which certainly does not include the old pencil artist Redosking painting, Dawg use colored pencils to draw the following truth to scary eyes!

[ viawired.com]

3, map

From New Zealand artist Henry Hargreaves and the work of New York artist Caitlin Levin, two iconic ingredients in each country to draw the map of countries, looks fresh and tempting ~ (well, I do not know Malaysia, which should draw a map ... ... Given the recent turn of events, I recommend just shit. ）

• South America, citrus

• Africa, banana

• Australia, shrimp

• Cheese and bread Alexander Mcqueen iPhone 5 case

• India, spices Alexander Mcqueen iPhone case

• Italy, tomato

• New Zealand, Kiwi

▲ Japan, a variety of kelp

• United Kingdom, cookies

• United States maize

[ viadesignswan.com]

4, House

If Picasso turned real estate developer, to fix up a House, what they seem to be President? Italy architect Federico Babina has an interesting thought, if these big-name artists, brush aside, while playing with the House, then they will be the "ghost":

[ viavisualnews.com]

5, film

Love curious readers, did anyone ever see the film? Now, Malaysia artist to use a super intuitive way to show what is called "negative"-the buddy brush painted these negative pictures, all pictures will have to do it again by reversed-phase, in order to see its origins:

[ viabriartlai.blogspot.com]

6, splitting the Earth light

A group of works by Czech artists Magdalena Jetelov à, he uses a laser mark at Iceland's fault--it's usually only found in the geography book, far away hidden in the underground, life seems to have 1 light years from us ... ... But Magdalena dude this group of black and white photography, using a white light intuitively split the Earth ... ...

[ viasocks-studio.com]