Tyree Callahan paints with a typewriter (click to enlarge).

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The Influence (Leonard Cohen consoles Nick Cave) by Ben Smith

Via signa, via xaipe

Look closely to see if you can discern the faint outlines of two faces, an arm (larger version here). This is a piece from Museum Anatomy, a project by Chadwick Gray and Laura Spector in which the artists recreate famous paintings on the human body. This one is Lucas Cranach the Elder’s Judith with the Head of Holofernes (1530), which I selected for obvious reasons, and here is a time-lapse video of the actual painting of this piece. Loads more at the artists’ website.

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thedailywhat:

Invisible Book Shelf of the Day: The “Self Shelf” from DutchByDesign.

Standard shelf masquerading as a Magritte-referencing book entitled Ceci N’est Pas Un Livre. Comes in three colorways (yellow, blue, red).

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Another of El Mac’s spray paint murals, via killingbambi:

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è una vita che ci passo davanti e finalmente ho capito di chi è

Previously

Via thedailywhat:

Cool Costume of the Day: MAC make-up transforms model into real-life comic book character / Lichtenstein painting.

Process shots here.

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This has made the rounds already, but here’s a LIFE gallery of Picasso’s cool light drawings, photographed in 1949.

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By Frančeska Kirke, via rebel:art.

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I love this.

By Longchamp, via don’t touch my moleskine.

Via poortaste, via msbojangles.

The Green Room by Albert Guasch, via Juxtapoz.

“While curators at the Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam stand by the theory of self-mutilation, Kaufmann argues that Van Gogh dropped hints in letters to his brother, Theo, once commenting: ‘Luckily Gauguin…is not yet armed with machine guns and other dangerous war weapons.’”

Photo by Francesc Català Roca, via all things amazing.

Previously: Dali on What’s My Line?

By Dustin Olson, via Juxtapoz.

One of El Mac’s incredible spray paint pieces. More of his work here (including an ink and brush depiction of Barack Obama) and here.

Discovered via Juxtapoz.