We love Disney princesses: there, we said it, even though it feels decidedly unmanly. There are two reasons, with the first being that there is an awful lot of hot Disney princess artwork out there. The second, is that there are a number of awesome “What if?” photography projects that extrapolate on the Disney world view, but usually with disastrous consequences. Dina Goldstein’s Fallen Princesses is one of those sets- if these pretty, pampered cartoon beauties ended up in the real world, how would they handle it? Clearly, Pocahontas would continue on alone after John Smith, and eventually become a crazy cat lady. Check out the full set after the jump.
Art & Photography
Art & Photography covers the visual side of culture: landscape photography, portrait photography, digital art, street art, design, illustration, and the kind of striking images that make you stop scrolling. From beautiful natural landscapes to unusual creative projects, this is where Unfinished Man explores the art, artists, photographers, and visual ideas worth paying attention to.
Wooden Desserts by Greely Myatt
My girlfriend likes wood and she likes desserts. I am happy to provide her with both especially the wood part. While you finish rolling your eyes …
Handimals Series by Guido Daniele
I’m not a fan of guidos but I am a fan of Guido Daniele of Soverato, Italy. Daniele is an award-winning artist who started to experiment …
The Edge Effect – Artist Daniel Kluka Reflects on the Desert World
Have you ever read The Dark Tower books by Stephen King? I had a hard-on for that guy a mile long when I was a teenager, …
Cool Evening Light Trail Photography
I’m no photographer and have no interest in becoming one but with that being said, I also love looking at other peoples photographs and art work. I love photography because there is variation in the subjects and it captures moments in time. I would even go as far as saying that photographers are visual poets, giving people inspiration, joy, and making a person think something new. Below you will find a few examples of Light Trail Photography. This method of photography is used to capture moving light using a slow shutter speed to capture the movement of light. If you like these photos, you might also want to check out Light Graffiti Photography.
Hyper-Realistic Rubber: Tire Sculpture by Yong Ho Ji
Whenever I take road trips, I often notice the hulking shreds of stripped semi tires laying around, and I’ve always thought two things: one, they look …
Salt Art – Assassin’s Creed by Bashir Sultani
Though the release of Assassin’s Creed: Revelations has come and gone, devoted fans are still finding creative ways to create incredible tributes to the franchise. Bashir Sultani is one such person, and he’s managed to portray Ezio in an artistic medium that I wasn’t aware even existed. He created Ezio using only…
