metin, to random
@metin@graphics.social avatar

Tech-related isometric pixel art.

Isometric pixel artwork of a blackhat hacker, sitting behind a laptop, seen from the front side and the back side.
Isometric pixel artwork of an Apple user, sitting on a giant iPhone, while being surrounded by other Apple devices.
Isometric pixel artwork of a Space Invaders arcade game cabinet.

DeborahLeagueFineArt, to random
@DeborahLeagueFineArt@socel.net avatar

Happy Rooster, watercolor. Love this guy, looks like he means business.

ART
https://deborahleaguefineart.etsy.com/listing/1313822963/happy-rooster-art-print-watercolor

DeborahLeagueFineArt, to random
@DeborahLeagueFineArt@socel.net avatar

Midnight in the garden. Tropical hibiscus glows in moonlight. Photography + digital art.

ART - https://deborah-league.pixels.com/featured/midnight-in-the-garden-deborah-league.html

metin, to random
@metin@graphics.social avatar

Orthographic three-quarter view pixel art. 👾

Cute robot pixel character.
Pixel art featuring Mega Man pressing a giant button on a machine.
Pixel art of a desert landscape with a vulture sitting on a tree, a cattle skull and a cactus.

NatureMC, to writingcommunity
@NatureMC@mastodon.online avatar

06 - In-Between Times -
in was one of the world's first industrial oil fields: exploitation started in the 18th c. (They used the natural bitumen already in the 14th c.) The famous brothers Schlumberger started here, the know-how was exported to and . A project in photos and text ▶️ https://landscapesofchange.blogspot.com/2019/11/the-world-in-between.html

@writingcommunity

A jumble of rusty and newer metal parts, blades of grass and a thick rope. In the centre, the connecting piece between pipes. The thin pipes used to be the pipeline that lay in the streets until the 20th century. The refinery closed down in the 1970s.
Nature reclaims an ancient red lorry with brambles and wild vine. On the back of the lorry is a tangle of complicated machines. These lorries were once immensely expensive and coveted: in 1927, the Schlumberger brothers invented the world's first borehole survey based on electrical resistance. These lorries were used to find oil.
Scrap metal and an old plastic bottle in a wild and colourful jumble. The parts are painstakingly mowed free of brambles because some of the pieces could still be used for the oil museum. Or the parts are used to repair historical machines in the exhibitions.

IdeasRoadshow, to histodons
@IdeasRoadshow@zirk.us avatar

Fascinating article about what happens in museums when they suspect that a works of art in one of their exhibitions or permanent collection has been misattributed.

🎨 We ran into this article as part of our research for Ideas Roadshow's upcoming films about the Italian Renaissance.

@histodons

https://www.we-wealth.com/en/news/pleasure-assets/fine-arts-photography/titian-donatello-vermeer-when-an-attribution-is-problematic

marco5ales, to random
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The Camellia japonica. With or without frame. Print Here https://marco-sales.pixels.com/featured/1-camellia-japonica-marco-sales.html 🕊️

marco5ales, to random
@marco5ales@socel.net avatar

The Camellia japonica. With or without frame.
Print Here https://marco-sales.pixels.com/featured/1-camellia-japonica-marco-sales.html 🕊️

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