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A Whole Latte Art: Masterpieces Rendered in Coffee and Milk

15 Jul

[ By SA Rogers in Art & Drawing & Digital. ]

Most baristas who go the extra mile to make a cute design in the foam on top of your latte or mocha manage to illustrate a heart, a swan, a cat or maybe an owl, not an entire Vincent van Gogh painting. But there’s always an overachiever, isn’t there? South Korean barista Lee Kang-Bin shows off his illustrative prowess by reproducing masterpieces in nothing but foam and food coloring, destined to be destroyed as soon as someone gets thirsty.

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From ‘Starry Night’ and Edvard Munch’s ‘The Scream’ to Captain Jack Sparrow and scenes from Disney movies, the artist faithfully recreates iconic imagery so impressive, it would be hard to take that first sip. Customers wait up to 15 extra minutes for one of Lee Kang-Bin’s creations, and it’s not hard to see why.

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The 26-year old owns Cafe C-THROUGH in Seoul, so there’s nobody to tell him he can’t spend his time on the clock any way he wants, and customers line up to temporarily ‘own’ one of his paintings, anyway. The self-taught artist honed his skills over ten years on the job, and calls his work ‘creamarts.’

Make to 'The Starry Night' . . . . . #??? #cthrough #????? #?????? #???? #?????? #?????? #??? #????? #??? #????? #????? #???? #???? #????? #latteartporn #dailyart #coffee #barista #baristalife #latte #latteart #cafelatte #coffeetime #creamart #espresso #artwork

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To see more videos of Lee Kang-Bin in action, check out his Instagram, @leekangbin91.

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Rendered images show upcoming LG G6 with dual-cam

29 Dec
Image: @OnLeaks

It seems dual-camera technology is quickly establishing itself as standard on high-end smartphones. LG is expected to launch the G6 at or around the Mobile World Congress at the the end of February 2017 and today a series of rendered images confirms that, like its predecessor G5 and the V20, the new model will feature a dual-camera. However, the G6 will not come with the G5’s modular construction, which means users of the device will probably have to make do without the camera grip extension that was available for the G5.

Given the visual differences between the two camera lenses, it is fair to assume the G6 dual-cam will offer two different focal lengths, like the G5, rather than adopt an image merging approach to improve image quality like some Huawei devices. Display size remains at 5.3″ and there is also a fingerprint reader, headphone-jack and USB Type-C connector. 

The images also show a more modern and elegant unibody design, which hopefully will make the G6 more of a commercial success than its predecessor. We quite liked the performance of the LG G5 dual-camera in our full review, but overall the device only received lukewarm reviews and could not meet expectations in the marketplace. As usual, this kind of leaked information should be taken with a pinch of salt, but the source tends to be very reliable. We should find out more in about three months time.

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Art Made Flesh: 35 Sculptures Rendered in Human Skin & Hair

16 Jul

[ By Steph in Art & Sculpture & Craft. ]

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Do these fleshy works of art manipulating human body parts into unnatural shapes make you uncomfortable? That’s probably just what the artist was going for. It’s difficult for us, as humans, to look upon images of our own flesh with emotional detachment, seeing it as we would the meat of other animals, or even as an organic medium for art and architecture. Don’t worry – most of these are not made of actual humans, but rather silicone, polymer clay and wax. Read on for a tent modeled on human intestines, a pillow made of human skin and the world’s grossest pair of stiletto heels.

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Jonathan Payne calls these deeply repulsive sculptures ‘FLESHLETTES,’ and that name says a lot. They’re basically lumps of human viscera, teeth, eyes and hair put together into little miniature packages. You probably never wanted to see a nipple with teeth, but here one is, nonetheless.

Andrea Hasler
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A tent made of flesh, a giant lump of what looks like human fat serenely overlooking a cliff, and a series of disgusting handbags are among the organic works of Swiss artist Andrea Hasler, who aims to humanize objects with ‘emotional surfaces.’ The tent was modeled upon human intestines and is made of polystyrene and wax as well as leather and real blood.

Felix Deac

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Romanian artist Felix Deac creates amorphous blobs of flesh replete with veins, moles, wrinkles and hair. While some might look like deformed human body parts, most are just abstract shapes reminiscent of nightmarish tumors that have taken on a life of their own.

Patricia Piccinini

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Patricia Piccinini’s work is so shockingly realistic, photographs of it are often passed around the internet as clickbait, with people wondering ‘what the heck am I looking at?’ The controversial Australian artist creates sculptures of fantastical creatures with extremely human-like skin and hair.

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Hand Rendered Animation Brachos

13 Jun

Hand rendered animation Media – Pen and Wash Back Story – Before time began… there was Chaos. A vast infinite realm of nothingness that consumed all things, a whiteness that never ended. Out of it was born Gaea, mother of earth. And from her womb came the Titans, a cosmological race of 12 divine beings that shaped and constructed the earth as they saw fit. They were lead by Kronos, a tyrant who ruled over the earth with an iron fist. Disgraced by her offspring, Gaea persuaded Kronos’ son, Zeus, to rise against the titans. So Zeus, along with his brothers, Hades and Poseidon, overthrew the titans and imprisoned them in Tartarus, a dungeon of torment and suffering which resides below even the Underworld, and so began the reign of the Olympians. However, Gaea had kept hidden from Zeus a 13th titan. For Brachos, the rock titan, the youngest of his brothers and sisters, remained hidden on earth, disguised as a mountain. There he watched nature and the animals around him. In his time alone he became fascinated by the bears that roamed the area, and so he fashioned himself a toy bear, which he held close at all times. When Zeus learnt that a titan still lived, he went forth to imprison Brachos. Upon finding him however, Zeus saw the titan’s juvenility as no threat and instead asked the titan to join him and the Olympians. Brachos accepted this offer. The rock titan watched the Olympians and saw them grow greedy and cruel with power, and so he ignored them. One day though, his