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Articles by Daniel Isles
Paul Ferney Paints Glowing Swimming Pools and Quiet Summer Nights That Feel Like Memories You Never Want to Lose
A swimming pool after dark becomes a different place in Paul Ferney’s paintings. The water glows against the surrounding night, and swimmers become softened shapes beneath the surface. These oil paintings capture more than a summer activity—they hold onto the feeling of a moment you wish could last a little longer. Ferney paints with rich color, simplified strokes, and visible texture, leaving out the details that a photograph might insist on keeping.
Amazing Surreal Landscapes And Dreamy Sci-Fi Environments Created Entirely In Blender by Alejandro Castellanos
Alejandro Castellanos is a talented 3D digital artist from Honduras. He is widely recognized for his rigorous “everydays” practice, having designed, rendered, and posted a brand-new 3D artwork every single day since 2020. Working primarily in Blender and Photoshop, Castellanos creates highly detailed, surreal, and atmospheric 3D environments.
“The World of Fungi”: Award-Winning Photos from the Garden Photographer of the Year
1st Place: “Amethyst Deceivers” by Tony North A walk through the woods quickly reveals that fungi are far more than a subtle presence—they’re essential to the life happening beneath our feet. This year’s International Garden Photographer of the Year competition highlights that beautifully through its World of Fungi category.
Gilded Disease-carriers Are the Grilles That Adorn the Facades of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Depicting Lice, Mosquitoes and So on
The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine features a striking Art Deco frieze of gilded bronze animal figures sculpted into its iron balconies, each symbolizing a threat to human health. These ten animals—mostly insects and arthropods like fleas, mosquitoes, and ticks—are known for living close to humans and thriving on the food and shelter we provide. Eight of them are disease vectors, earning the nickname “gilded vectors of disease,” though the cobra and bedbug are exceptions.
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