didn’t realize this was a series. so cool
Tag Archives: space
ross berens: “under the miky way”
posted by cameron on January 18th, 2010| categories: graphic design | Tags: poster, ross berens, space | comments
Vincent Fournier: “Space” PROJECT
these photos from vincent fournier’s space project are phenomenal – taken somewhere in utah.
on display 1/13-1/17 at the steps gallery in london. via creative review
posted by cameron on January 11th, 2010| categories: art photography | Tags: beauty, space, Vincent Fournier | comments
Mark Weaver: "Earth"
From the Make Something Cool Everyday set (via Kitsune Noir):
Josh Cochran: "Title Unkown"
Have no clue about the title of this piece, but I dig it alot (via BOOOOOOOM!):
posted by cameron on January 27th, 2009| categories: art illustration | Tags: josh cochran, space, trippy | comments
I Am The Cosmos: "Final Form" AUDIO
photo via FFFFOUND!
some mellow cosmic disco sounds as the week dies down from i am the cosmos. great sounds and atmosphere (via 20jfg):
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Mort Garson: "Concerto For Philodendron & Pothos (James Pants/More Jive Rhythm Trax)" AUDIO
it is freeeeeeeezing outside as of late and im about to head back to seattle for a week where it is snowing and between 20-30 degrees fahrenheit. i expect my fingers to fall off. who knows im hoping for the best.
james pants, prior to his proper release welcome, put out a couple dope mixtapes. this track is from ice castles, a collection of tracks that are ice cold and super bizarre. seems like fitting music to play while shivering – the synths and drums on this track are dope.
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First Pictures Taken of Extrasolar Planets
via NYT:
A dust ring, seen in red, surrounds the star Fomalhaut, which is located at the center of the image, but is not visible. The Hubble Telescope captured a fuzzy image of the planet, known as Fomalhaut b, which is no more than a white speck in the lower right portion of the dust ring that surrounds the star.
A Perfect Storm of Turbulent Gases
The unexplainable beauty of telescope photography never ceases to amaze me:
