This collection of 3d Sidewalk Art is mostly the creation of English chalk artist Julian Beever. The art, when viewed at the correct angle gives an awesome 3d illusion.
(via Optical Illusions)
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“In the natural world, the chameleon blends in perfectly with its background. In the urban jungle, Desiree Palmen decided to attempt the same visual deception. And as these pictures show, the effect is amazing. Miss Palmen, a 44-year-old Dutch artist, uses a method that requires a huge amount of effort and attention to detail.
She makes cotton suits and paints the camouflage on by hand, painstakingly matching it to the chosen background. Either she or a model then poses in the suit in the chosen place. The scenes are photographed and filmed and then put on display. “People always react strongly when they see my work,” she said. “They have mixed reactions: confusion, surprise and interest.”
[…] She got the idea for her unusual art from the increasing use of “Big Brother” surveillance. She said: “I’d like people to consider what it means to let the government control our daily lives. “When we are controlled we hand over our individual responsibilities to the state. I wanted to make a suit for the non-criminal citizen whose house is being watched 24 hours by street surveillance cameras. I’m also responding to a wish to disappear.”
(via Daily Mail)
I think this is the original Channel 4 Disinfo show segment. There doesn’t appear to be any Morrison here that doesn’t appear on The Disinformation: Complete Series DVD, but it is a different edit.
Update: Richard Metzger writes that this segment is “quite a bit” longer than the version release on DVD.
(via Phase II).
Illustrations and artwork. Check his blog for more art. Some of these images are not safe for work.
Ikipr has scanned and uploaded a set of Tattwas flash cards:
Long ago my friend’s dad’s bookshelf used to be a place of wonder. Old Occult text from the 60’s and 70’s. Crowley Books with hippie fairies on the cover, versions of things I had never seen, books I would begin to read and later aquire myself to finish. Among the things we found there were a set of Tattwa ?flash cards.’ They were not the typical set of 5 tatwas but instead 22 hebrew letter corresponded combinations of the initial 5 tattwas. Our friend’s dad just gave them to us, he had been handed them on the street during the 80’s, never knew what they were, never used them, didn’t know where they came from either. Suprised the hell outta me since I knew he had the Golden Dawn book Regardie wrote laying around somewhere.
Updated download link: Tattwas
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