We spotted these glorious moon maps on blog favourite But Does It Float. The good news is, this is only a small selection, there are so many more so dive in: http://www.lpi.usra.edu/resources/mapcatalog/usgs/ While we’d love to learn how to read them, for now we may have to settle on admiring their pretty colours. Not a bad consolation!… Read more »
It’s amazing the way that qualities like texture and motion, that in theory are physical properties, can translate in imagery. Kim Keever creates these beautiful images by dropping paint pigment into a tank of water, watching the different colours interact and converge. The images portray a sense of lightness, so much so they could mistaken for smoke. They’re almost peaceful… Read more »
Working with colour and light artist Erin O’Conor investigates the interaction of these elements within space in her photography series ‘Empty’. In order to explore these relationships, the artist built a plywood box that she painted and repainted, using a limited palette of simple colors, altering their sequence in the box, while making a photographic record of each… Read more »