jenbekmanprojects: Support Hurricane Sandy relief with another wonderful work of art: We Are So Good Together by Dylan Fareed, artist and 20x200 Director of Technology. Through Monday, November 5, half of all proceeds from this print will go to the American Red Cross. And, of course, 100% of proceeds from yesterday’s stunning NASA print, Blue Marble (Sandy Benefit Edition), will continue to go to relief as well. We’ve raised nearly $4,000 so far! Learn more about these prints and get more details on the relief fund in our newsletter.  support relief efforts and art in one fell swoop. 
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jenbekmanprojects:

Support Hurricane Sandy relief with another wonderful work of art: We Are So Good Together by Dylan Fareed, artist and 20x200 Director of Technology. Through Monday, November 5, half of all proceeds from this print will go to the American Red Cross. And, of course, 100% of proceeds from yesterday’s stunning NASA print, Blue Marble (Sandy Benefit Edition), will continue to go to relief as well. We’ve raised nearly $4,000 so far!

Learn more about these prints and get more details on the relief fund in our newsletter. 

Blue Marble (Sandy Benefit Edition) by 20x200 Artist Fund

support relief efforts and art in one fell swoop. 

blowncovers: toon-books: A birthday card by Art Spiegelman for his daughter, Nadja From the TOON books tumblr “artists and their kids” Wednesdays.  This is so sweet, I felt compelled to reblog. My dad did similar things for me when i was little (and for my mom when they were dating/newly married), if not quite as elaborate. Three cheers for creative/loving dads.
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blowncovers:

toon-books:

A birthday card by Art Spiegelman for his daughter, Nadja

From the TOON books tumblr “artists and their kids” Wednesdays. 

This is so sweet, I felt compelled to reblog.

My dad did similar things for me when i was little (and for my mom when they were dating/newly married), if not quite as elaborate. Three cheers for creative/loving dads.

Source: toon-books

warbyparker:

Not even the shortage of colors on a New York City MetroCard stops Nina Boesch from creating these incredibly life-like mosaics from the often-discarded subway pass.

So much cool New York-centric art coming to my attention today. First these mind-boggling collages, and now this.

lostinrevelation:

itsanarabthing:

they’re are going to be millionaires

witchcraft!

wow. so neat.

(via msjamiekeiles-deactivated201208)

Source: videohall