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Those Star Trek special effects guys are going to feel pret-ty foolish when they find out about Adam Kennedy.
Turns out you don’t need years of computer-generated image training to create breathtakingly detailed alien planets.
Adam finds his planets on the street! Fire hydrants, my friends.
He photographs, the rusted, peeling spheres that sit atop fire hydrants and edits them into wonderfully awe-inspiring habitats.
The best part about Adam’s planet project is that it started with a single imaginative thought.
It’s what inspires street art, photographers, and artists of every kind.
So the next time you think, hey that thing looks like that other thing, you know exactly what to do.
(Make art!)
Planets Made Out of Fire Hydrants
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