The museum is alive

This photo collection shows the unexpected meeting between recent and old people in the past which they is unbelievable look like along lost twins.

Photo source : Bored panda  

Flóra Borsi

Hungarian Photographer Flora Borsi is an eyeful. Animeyed, her lately project, features animals superimposed over self-portraits so that the two faces over lap, shreaing one eye in common. the surreal effect is compounded by Borsi's use of the colors and props to make her look more like the creature sharing the photos.

Image Source : http://www.floraborsi.com/

James Mylne

For last few years, vintage style photos became very popular. Probably its color senses that high-resolution digital cannot have, so many people still uses film camera to get these sense in the photo. However, these sense doesn't only comes from the photography. An artist named James Mylne from England creates the works only using the ball point pen (yes! the one we always use everyday!) for last 15 years. 

When drawing with the ball point pen, he cannot modify when there is mistake so it requires much more concentration than any other works. Not only the ball point pen, he uses ink pen, marker, and spray paints but little mistakes can ruin the whole piece of art, so it takes about few weeks to many months to create a single work. See the result of his concentrations below: 

*Image source: http://jamesmylne.co.uk/

Ian Berry (Denimu)

This is an artist named Ian Berry, as known as Denimu, who is active in Sweden. He is famous for the denim D.I.Y artist because he only use pieces of denim to create his work. The way he started using denim is quite interesting: one day, his mother nagged about to clean his room and founded the piled up denims from the corner. So he started thinking about what to do with this high pile of denims, then came up with making the art works using different shades of denims :) Let's see his world of denims: 

*Image source: http://www.denimu.com/

Alyssa Monks

I posted Sarah Harvey's hyper-realistic swimming time two days ago, and now, it's hyper-realistic bath time! An artist from the United States named Alyssa Monks expressed the water drops on the wall and wet hairs realistically - it looks much more like a photo than a real photo. Check out more of her misty paintings: 

*Image source: http://alyssamonks.com/