Not Funny But Cool – Art – Interesting Art

Money Origami[slickr-flickr tag=”NFBCArtInterArtMoneyOrigami” items=”50″ size=”original” sort=”title” direction=”asc” type=”gallery” id=”69086089@N03″]

Invisible Man[slickr-flickr tag=”NFBCArtInterArtInvisibleMan” items=”50″ size=”original” sort=”title” direction=”asc” type=”gallery” id=”69086089@N03″]

Moon Shots[slickr-flickr tag=”NFBCArtInterArtMoonShots” items=”50″ size=”original” sort=”title” direction=”asc” type=”gallery” id=”69086089@N03″]

Sidewalk Art[slickr-flickr tag=”NFBCArtInterArtSidewalkArt” items=”50″ size=”original” sort=”title” direction=”asc” type=”gallery” id=”69086089@N03″]

Perfect Painting Copy Of PhotosYes these are all paintings
These images are drawn by British artist Sarah Harvey, who asks photographer to take her photos while she’s swimming, and then she begins to make copy of the photo by painting.[slickr-flickr tag=”NFBCArtInterArtPerfectPainting” items=”50″ size=”original” sort=”title” direction=”asc” type=”gallery” id=”69086089@N03″]

Wood Chips[slickr-flickr tag=”NFBCArtInterArtWoodChips” items=”50″ size=”original” sort=”title” direction=”asc” type=”gallery” id=”69086089@N03″]

Water-Melon Festival in Italy[slickr-flickr tag=”NFBCArtInterArtWaterMelon” items=”50″ size=”original” sort=”title” direction=”asc” type=”gallery” id=”69086089@N03″]

A Jaw-Dropping Model Of San FranciscoYou’ve probably made model houses out of Popsicle sticks with your children. This man made a model of the entire city of San Francisco. And he decided to use toothpicks. He used more than 100,000 toothpicks, and it took 35 years to build. Not only is it huge, you can take tours using little plastic balls. Prepare to be amazed.

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Inside Iran’s Underground Billion-Dollar Art Gallery

Sistine Chapel Click on the Sistine Chapel URL below and view 360 degrees of “MICHAEL ANGELO’S MASTERPIECE.” Here is an amazing bit of technology that you would never see in person and would NEVER be alone in the room. It is ALWAYS CROWDED and, of course, you can’t see Michelangelo’s artwork close up as you can here. CLICK AND DRAG YOUR ARROW IN THE DIRECTION YOU WISH TO SEE. In the lower left, click on the plus (+) to move closer, on the minus (-) to move away. Choir is thrown! MOVE THE ARROW AND YOU WILL SEE EVERY PART OF THE CHAPEL.

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