MailOnline publishes an articles about an autistic artist Stephen Wiltshire, who after spending 20 minute on helicopter ride over New York City, drew by memory an 18ft sketch of the city's skyline. WOW! Notes about Wiltshire (from MailOnline): Listening intently to his ipod throughout the artistic process - because music helps him - London-born Stephen uses only ...

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Oct 31, 09 | Posted by Adriana | Published in City Drawing Drawing and Sketching Landscape

Each month, National Geographic magazine features breathtaking photographs in "Visions of Earth." These are some of the great shots. Photo Credits: 1. ﾃつｩ/by Jaipal Singh, EPA/Corbis 2. ﾃつｩ/by Ng Han Guan, Ap Images 3. ﾃつｩ/by Vasily Fedosenko, Reuters 4. ﾃつｩ/by Bryan and Cherry Alexander 5. ﾃつｩ/by Jed Weingarten

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Oct 30, 09 | Posted by Adriana | Published in Landscape Photography

A music video produced by Eye Storm, who stated: "The first music video ever shot with a 360 degree panoramic lens. A tripped out journey into the track 'My 1st Big Break.'" Music by Cut Chemist.

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Oct 29, 09 | Posted by Adriana | Published in Music Video Visual/Special Effects

"Anatomical Couture" is a fashion collection for Spring 2010 by Katie Eary. Notes about the designer (from bio): 25 year-old British designer Katie Eary has based her MA collection around the tradtional shapes of formal menswear and ostentatious military wear worn for special occasions, giving it a contemporary twist by applyinh these pageantry details to more streetwear ...

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Oct 29, 09 | Posted by Adriana | Published in Anatomy Fashion

A multimedia studio named Sweat Shoppe has "developed a new interactive technology that enables them to explore the relationship between video, mark making and architecture." They call this technique "video painting," which doesn't use any paint or post-production effects. [Thanks to Stuart for mentioning this video]

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Oct 29, 09 | Posted by Adriana | Published in Computers Digital art Painting Technology