10Kviews
Artist ‘Invades’ Major Capitals Around The World With Fluffy And Flossy Pink Drapes And The Result Is Adorable (56 Pics)
Andrés Reisinger is one of the world’s most sought-after digital artists. He is taking the world with his unique and original creations blurring the boundaries between the physical and digital realms.
In one of his latest projects, titled "Take Over", the artist challenges our perception of reality by 'placing' fluffy and flossy pink drapes on buildings in major international capitals all over the world such as Rome, London, Paris, Tokyo, and New York City. Reisinger's work just proves to us once again that there are no limits to imagination and encourages us to dream of all the wonderful possibilities that lie outside the boundaries of conventional norms.
More info: Instagram | reisinger.studio | twitter.com
This post may include affiliate links.
Looks like someone didn't clean the pot in the back of the fridge.
Reminds me of an old woman in hair curlers and a house coat for some reason.
Do you have any idea how many mannah-mannahs had to be killed to make that?
Pretty sure you're supposed to take the insulation out of the bag first....
Ot kinda reminds me of a space alien getting ready to eat everyone who enters their dinner! But that's just MO
The sidewalk thing with windows looks like a Pink Chickens eyes and beak.
Pink Unicorn, the legend is true. Unicorns do exist! Although they look more like a "My Little Pony" on steroids.
I love these so much, but there's a part of me that's really disconcerted by the contrast. Anyone agree?
I also feel that some yould use a tad more punchiness. But it#s probably so murkyy to hide the fact, that they are just digital
Load More Replies...
I love these so much, but there's a part of me that's really disconcerted by the contrast. Anyone agree?
I also feel that some yould use a tad more punchiness. But it#s probably so murkyy to hide the fact, that they are just digital
Load More Replies... 