surrealistcircus

Surrealism Sarcasm and the occasional oddity
moleskinelovers:

Open your mind
[Colour pencils on moleskine}
http://drawingtheabsurd.tumblr.com/

moleskinelovers:

Open your mind

[Colour pencils on moleskine}

http://drawingtheabsurd.tumblr.com/

alecshao:

Tetsuo Kondo - Cloudscapes, 2010

kelsography:

Okay, I think I’m dreaming. Picasso + Light drawings = two of my favorite things. So glad I found these. 

(via emptykingdom)

razorshapes:

This humorous poster series takes some of the most common, everyday lies we tell ourselves and hear from others, and bluntly translates them into the unequivocal truth. By visually representing the difference in what we often say but secretly mean, Truth and Lies uncovers the inane conversational nuances that reveal paradoxical dichotomies in our otherwise ordinary life.

delightfullyblindwords:

Edgar Allan Poe.
I tried to capture the feel of Poe and his poetry and writing. Think it turned out great.Original Photograph Source 

delightfullyblindwords:

Edgar Allan Poe.

I tried to capture the feel of Poe and his poetry and writing. Think it turned out great.

Original Photograph Source 

(via zitterberg)

sfmoma:

Love this photo of Louise Bourgeois via Centre Pompidou

sfmoma:

Love this photo of Louise Bourgeois via Centre Pompidou

(via workman)

nycartscene:

Opens Tomorrow, May 31, 8:30p:”What Could You Do Here?” a collaborative installation by Tara de la Garza & Amanda Browder1351 Amsterdam Ave, NYC (bt 125th and 126th St.)Presented by Chashama. Taking inspiration from the vacant store-front, the surrounding neighborhood and the city of New York itself, the artists create an ‘alternate’ window display that reacts/responds with the community through projections, soft sculpture and tape art. Tara de la Garza takes a roasting hen to a day spa for a massage. Amanda Browder uses locally donated fabrics to recreate a psychedelic vortex of color. From a neighborhood live poultry shop to the bright colored prismatic signage, this installation shows a core sample of how any vacant space is already unique. - thru June 4

nycartscene:

Opens Tomorrow, May 31, 8:30p:

What Could You Do Here?
 a collaborative installation by Tara de la Garza & Amanda Browder

1351 Amsterdam Ave, NYC (bt 125th and 126th St.)

Presented by Chashama. Taking inspiration from the vacant store-front, the surrounding neighborhood and the city of New York itself, the artists create an ‘alternate’ window display that reacts/responds with the community through projections, soft sculpture and tape art. Tara de la Garza takes a roasting hen to a day spa for a massage. Amanda Browder uses locally donated fabrics to recreate a psychedelic vortex of color. From a neighborhood live poultry shop to the bright colored prismatic signage, this installation shows a core sample of how any vacant space is already unique. - thru June 4


Chloe Newman

Chloe Newman

(Source: jarrodis, via showslow)


A polar bear smells a seal under the ice. Unfortunately for the bear, the ice is too thick. (Planet Earth Live - BBC)

A polar bear smells a seal under the ice. Unfortunately for the bear, the ice is too thick. (Planet Earth Live - BBC)

(via aadamwells)

mugg-le:

friends & hp combined into one?

mugg-le:

friends & hp combined into one?

(via aadamwells)

stadtjunge:

katowice by tellas. on Flickr.

stadtjunge:

katowice by tellas. on Flickr.