Derrick Lin is a Seattle based miniature artist and photographer. He builds tiny handcrafted dioramas and scenes with everyday objects. "Shelves Around the Corner"

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Laura K Sayers A illustrator & paper artist based in Glasgow Miniature stamp illustrations cut by hand from paper

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James Lipnickas A contemporary artist and graphic designer known for his highly evocative, atmospheric drawings created primarily with graphite. His work focuses on themes of mystery and the surreal, often featuring architectural stages in deserted landscapes. https://www.jameslipnickas.com/

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Enzo Mari (Italy 1932 - 2020) *Non ci Sono Alternative, 1967

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Theo Rooden (b. 1969) Visual artist from The Netherlands, loves to take advantage of weaving techniques to build his geometric abstract compositions. In many of his works he challenges the flatness of the fabric with optical effects. Note: would be cool to see @thepapercrane's work like this

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shunshun (b. 1978) A sketching artist in Japan expressing himself through dots and lines from a single pen. He draws inspiration from the serenity and beauty of the Seto Inland Sea

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a Magritte i've never seen before! (1953)

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Steven Burke (b. 1982) A French visual artist known for his minimalist, colorful works inspired by nature and symbolism, spanning murals, paintings, and engravings. "Melting Heart" Rug

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#monochrome-monday #mono https://opensea.io/item/base/0x2614834f6e5d1fab91d9dee492f1d314694947d3/4

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#monochrome-monday https://nexart.xyz/mint/1753753382346

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#monochrome-monday ▪️ ▫️ 'Study for a Composition' (1938-40) by Piet Mondrian because minimalism requires precision, conceptual depth & a high degree of intentionality

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The news of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022 reached me while I was visiting family in Germany. A frozen state of shock struck me. Two days later, still trying to process the emotional weight of it all, I took a portrait of Michaela and her daughter Idana in the middle of a German forest. Michaela, an avid hiker, had told me about an old, abandoned WWII bunker hidden among the trees. It felt like the right place - heavy with memory, quiet, and almost haunted. Nothing needed to be explained. The fear, the protectiveness, the aching tenderness between a mother and her child, it was all there as Michaela instinctively wrapped her arms around her adolescent daughter. They stood together in that cold, silent forest, surrounded by echoes of a past war while sensing the stirrings of another. Portrait of Michaela and Her Daughter Idana Germany, 2022 #monochrome-monday

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'View from the Window at Le Gras' 37 ⬜⬛⬜⬛ #monochrome-monday #mono in /newmasters Created by French inventor Nicéphore Niépce sometime between 1826 and 1827 in Saint-Loup-de-Varennes (France), this image is widely considered as the oldest surviving photograph. A very long exposure in the camera was required. Sunlight strikes the buildings on opposite sides, suggesting an exposure that lasted about eight hours, which has become the traditional estimate; however, a modern researcher who studied Niépce's notes and recreated his processes found that the exposure must have continued for several days.

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Monochrome photography ♥ Here is a medley of self-portraits, some taken with a digital camera, other with a 35mm analog camera, and other with a smartphone. I love experimenting! *QC doesn't load the image, so here I go with the #monochrome-monday

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