All Blog Posts Tagged 'Magic' (6)

Photographer Beata Cervin, who is based in Stockholm, Sweden, takes an ethereal approach to her body of work labeled Magic. The light and airy aesthetic has the appeal of a sun-soaked fairy tale—bright and dreamy. There's a girlish charm about her photos that seems to not only refresh one's senses but captivate one's imagination.

Rather than taking her photography into the…

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Using three iPods, which he borrowed from people in the audience, 21st century magician Marco Tempest created illusions through an application that synchronizes videos across multiple screens of mobile devices. It's yet another amazing example of how technology is seeping into our modern world.…



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A cat and a rainbow. What's not to love? "The photo of Wendy was just a total lucky shot I caught while trying to photograph a rainbow on the wall behind her that the acrylic chair creates," says Kat Miss of For Me, For You. "She turned and yawned just at the right moment. I laughed so hard when I looked down at the photo I had just… Continue

Florida-based Terra Kate takes beautifully surreal photos that straddle the line between art and photography. She does a great job in making us feel as though we haven't woken up from our dreams...



"Most of my work is conceptual in nature, with the majority being self portraiture featuring levitation, surreality, and dream themes," says Terra Kate. "I like to use a lot of color and magic, and I'm usually very helpful when people have questions or would like to know how to do…

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Can you imagine finding marbles that look like this? Though they seem like something out of a storybook, they're actually just the work of Caleb, a 16-year-old from New Jersey. He calls this series Life Through a Marble.



I asked Caleb to let us in on his secret. Just how does he create these magical scenes? Here is what he shared:



"To get the landscapes in the marble, I… Continue

I love the flow and energy of this series by digital artist Federico Bebber. The swirling lines go perfectly with the graceful models, while the use of black and white helps to keep the focus on the form and shapes of the images without being distracted by color.











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