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Fantasy Google Street View | Arron Hobson | Via
From German forests to the French Pyrenees, from the Rock of Gibraltar to Iceland’s tundra, artist Aaron Hobson spends endless hours traversing continents looking for eye-catching scenes. He’s a digital tourist and travel photographer, grabbing images from exotic locales in Google Street View (GSV) rather than mess with planes, climbing gear, or snow shoes.
There are plenty of GSV photo projects out there, but Hobson’s heavily ‘shopped Cinemascapes are a refreshing departure from the usual documentary reality. Not only does he find the most compelling views GSV has to offer, he then mashes them up with dream-like elements to create illusory panoramas.
“GSV is a fantasy world,” says Hobson. “The locations I visit are places of fantasy for most people, myself included. Most of the images beg for a narrative or a folk tale. Storytelling is my favorite form of art.”
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A selection of Characters, Props, and Effects from the Steven Universe episode: Catch and Release
Art Direction: Jasmin Lai
Lead Character Designer: Danny Hynes
Character Designer: Colin Howard
Prop Designer: Angie Wang
Color: Efrain Farias, Hans Tseng
A selection of Character, Prop and Effect designs from the Steven Universe Episode: Warp Tour
Art Direction: Elle Michalka
Lead Character Designer: Danny Hynes
Character Designer: Colin Howard
Prop Designer: Angie Wang
Color: Tiffany Ford and Efrain Farias
My French teacher admitted that the French language is more about aesthetics than actual logical rules.
The sooner you accept this the better.
Isn’t that true of all things French?
Yes. Yes it is.
I cannot even deny it…
“For the aesthetics,” the French sob softly, shoving three Es into the word créées. It is not beautiful enough. They are never beautiful enough. Slowly France is losing its will to live.
Yoshitaka Amano: Elevating Anime
Yoshitaka Amano (天野 喜孝) is a Japanese painter, character designer, illustrator, set & costume designer for theatre & film. He first came into prominence in the late 1960s working on the anime adaptation of Speed Racer. Amano later became the creator of iconic & influential characters, such as Gatchaman, Tekkaman, Hutch the Honeybee & Casshan. In 1982, he became a freelance artist illustrating for numerous best-selling novel series, such as The Guin Saga & Vampire Hunter D. He is probably most famous for his concept art for the video-game franchise, Final Fantasy. Since the 1990s, Amano has been exhibiting his iconic retro pop icons in galleries around the world, painting on massive aluminium panels with acrylic & automotive paint. | Previous Post
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