Technology: March 2014

David Gilliver Captures Incredible Macro-Photography of Little People Doing Big Jobs

Such unusual stories are commonplace in the world of macro photographer and artist David Gillivera. He is a 34-year-old creative artist from beautiful Island of Guernsey. David began producing the tiny people series at the end of 2011, uses his excellent DSLR camera and a macro lens to capture unique and amazing pictures of life in Smallville. “I enjoy finding new figures frozen in a particular pose.” Says David “I place the figures inside scenarios where they have a gargantuan task to complete which sometimes invokes a sense of sympathy inside me for them.” Checkout his incredible macro-photography of little people doing big jobs.
Small workers, They are doing a great job

Small workers, They are doing a great job

Tiny worker uses a crowbar to open a jar of Coca-Cola

Welcome to the pod!

while a miniature skier prepares to make his way down a mountain of granulated sugar

Who wants to break the candy

Workers

Add colors, please

Airbags for swimming

cocktail waitresses tubes

Free refill

Have you ever wondered why all the chips at the bottom of a tiny package

Hold on, guys

Humor

Just the appearance of the store

Of maize

Omelette project

Places of Skittle

Preparing for HalloweenPreparing for Halloween

Refining sugar

Remove tartar and polish

Rice fields midgets

Small world

David Gilliver Captures Incredible Macro-Photography of Little People Doing Big Jobs

Small World

Tiny World

Taking the kids for a walk

Fascinating Hyper-Realistic Portrait Art of Joshua Suda

Artist Joshua Suda draws impressively wonderful photorealistic paintings that depict photographs, limbs extending from the canvas, and other flourishes to heighten the hyperrealism. He gives very unusual surroundings to each portrait. It is worth to pay tribute to the skills of Joshua Suda. His portraits are very difficult to distinguish from conventional photography. And with the use of monochrome pattern and color, it seems a difficult task at all. However, the artist Joshua does the job with enthusiasm. And with the use of monochrome pattern and color, it seems a difficult task at all. However, the artist Joshua does the job with enthusiasm.
Joshua Suda writes on his official blog “I paint pictures. I’ve been born with an innate requirement to create, and by circumstance paint is the vehicle I have chosen. At the easel there is meditation, maybe some insanity that takes place. Sometimes I praise it, sometimes it’s my scapegoat. It’s a yin and yang thing going on. Whatever it is, there is a drive to get the cerebral into the physical without the ultimate concept ever fully unveiled; and that is why I paint. I’m like a dog chasing a ball but the difference between the dog and I; is that I never catch the damn ball!!”

wallflower

amalgamation

andy

at-a-moment

Birth

boxed-out

disconnect

embrace

eyecircle

face-circle

lady-in-blue

monster

mr-yuck

porcelain-paper

self x ray

snarl

static

the-land-lord

Vapor Trail

10 Creative Ways to Decorate Easter Eggs

Colored eggs are the universal symbol of Easter, and we remind you only one month is remaining because it will be celebrated 20 April of this year. So, it’s time to start preparing and come up with a unique and inspirational design for the festive eggs. Luckily, there are many ways and tons of different materials you can use to make a graceful custom egg. Flowers, decorative tape, threads, glitter, colored markers, glue spray, acrylic paint, brush, even an old tie – everything can be used to make your gorgeous eggs exceptional. Some of you interested to buy colored eggs, but let’s be honest, decorating them yourself is always much more fun!
Idea #1