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The Art of Substitution.👏

Romantic rivals by @cobaltin

@TheoJansen_Official, a Dutch contemporary artist, an engineer, a sculptor, and a remarkable visionary, has created wooden sculptures called Standbeests decades ago. Powered by wind and influenced by evolution, these wooden skeletons are striking machines that you may have never seen anywhere else. If you look at them, they appear like detailed wooden sculptures. But the Strandbeest skeletons come to life as the wind blows across a beach. Hence, Jansen correctly describes them as “skeletons that walk on the wind, so they don’t have to eat”.

He first started to build them in the early 1990s as a response to the rising sea levels. In his mind, he predicted that some wind-powered wood creatures may help in bringing sand from the water’s inland edge to help in repairing and building a never-ending sand barrier. And, this barrier could further help the Low Countries from rising sea levels in the future. The coastal areas he considered for this project are some parts of Belgium,and the Netherlands.
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@austen_paul created this skateboard commercial for @bearwalkerofficial

Would you laugh or be offended?

Continuous line contour drawings 🖤 1, 2 or 3?

Writing the sunset with gouache😊

The process of creating a wonderful watercolor painting😍

Drawing shoes with a graphite pencil 2B👍

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