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Michael Vincent Manalo creates some of the most fantastic concept photos. His characteristic style features open fields and wastelands that draw the mind to wonder. Placing objects and people in unusual landscapes and settings gives his work a dreamlike feel where reality is blurred.

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Did you know you can frame photos online at Imagekind? Well, you can. And it’s super simple. Just follow these three easy steps:

1. Upload your photo, picture or digital image
2. Choose your product
3. Customize and position your photo

It’s not only simple, it’s also fun to frame your photos at Imagekind.

Visit Imagekind to frame your photos now!

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Buy this poster and show your support for creativity.

Limited Edition Weapons of Mass Creation Poster

Imagekind has teamed up with creative agency GoMedia to offer a limited edition print run of  their Weapons of Mass Creation poster in support of the Weapons of Mass Creation fest.

All proceeds* of the poster go to help raise money in support of the festival being held on May 22 & 23 in Clevland, Ohio. The WMC fest is a celebration of all things creative: art, film, and music.

There are only 100 posters available, so order fast!

The Weapons of Mass Creation fest includes a powerhouse lineup of artists, designers, musicians and filmakers. Think a DIY version of SXSW. From the WMC website:

There will be film screenings and discussions in the afternoon and punk rock and indie/folk bands performing in the evenings. This all happens in the midst of a supercharged creative art show featuring some of my favorite artists and designers from across the country. And if we’re lucky a few of them might share their insights in collaborative panel discussion or demonstrations. It’s truly something for the creative community to experience.

Artists/Designers attending include: Justin Kamerer, Kyle Crawford, Geoff May, Sam Kaufman, Jeff Finley and more.
Bands include: Dave Dondero, Mose Giganticus, Spraynard, plus more.
Filmmakers include: Josh Safdie, Kevin CW Maistros, Jason LaRay Keener, Ry Russo Young and more.

By purchasing one of the posters above, you’ll be directly supporting creativity in action.

Show your support and buy a poster now!

*proceeds are price of print minus costs.

John Schwegel creates some of the most humorously creepy illustrations I have seen. From zombie frogs to just straight creepy, his work has an endearingly cute quality to it as well. Perhaps his term of “spooky cuteness” suites his work well. Check out all of John’s work in his Imagekind galleries.

Pet Sematary

Where were you born, where do you live now, any other background info?

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The One Place blog series is a collection of art that highlights a certain part of this planet we all call home. Whether it’s a city, state, country or maybe entire content, the objective is to showcase the place through images and art. So, even if you can’t ever travel there, at least you can enjoy the scenery as depicted by artists and photographers who have. This place:

Seattle

Seattle by Edmund Lowe

Seattle is located in the upper Northwest corner of the US in the state of Washington. Not only is it home to Imagekind (boo yah!), it is also the birthplace of such notable companies as Microsoft, Boeing, Starbucks, REI, and Nordstrom. Originally named after the Native American chief of the local Duwamish and Suquamish tribes, chief Sealth, Seattle is also known as the Evergreen State and Rain City for it’s over abundance of rain that produces the beautiful greenery and forests within the city and surrounding areas. Situated between two mountain ranges (Cascades to the East and Olympics to the West) it often feels as though we are a hidden (maybe forgotten!) city surrounded by trees and mountains. Regardless, the scenery alone provides for some fantastic artwork.

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