Quarks to Quasars


“Modern Drag Downs” by Tom Ziebinski 


 “Orbital” by Bjorn Ewers


Cosmic Love by Phillip Schumacher


Saturntable and Space Diving by Nicebleed


“Sky,” by Eric Cahan


Unsettling Watercolor Illustrations by Dima Rebus


Anatomy by Alex Konahin


Painterly Pictures by Josh Adamski


Digitally Assembled Paintings by Russ Mills

You can see many more paintings on Behance and limited edition prints are available in hisshop.


 Bacteriograph by Copfer

The Cringing Art Form of Developing Photos with Bacteria

Copfer’s method of photography, self-coined as Bacteriography, is similar to the common photo developing process with a few major exceptions. Rather than using light sensitive photographic paper and exposing it to light, the bio-artist uses genetically altered bacteria in a petri dish and exposes it to short-wavelength ultraviolet radiation. Once he’s satisfied with the bacterial growth (and, thus, the image), Copfer refrigerates the bacteriograph, does another radiation treatment to kill any microbes, and seals it with a layer of acrylic.

(Source: sciencetothepowerofart.com)


The Beauty + Biology of our Food by Caren Alpert

Terra Cibus: Food Photographed with A Scanning Electron Microscope 

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Leonid Tishkov - Private Moon (2010)


What Color is Your Iris? by Marc Quinn


Colored sky and Landscape by Vincent Ting 


You must Face Reality! by Thomas Quinn

Theme Urban v3 by Max Davis
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