Frightfully sweet: One man’s amazing Halloween candy portraits.
(“Godzilla” by Eric Millikin, Detroit Free Press)
How beautiful is this?
This long-lost Vincent Van Gogh painting spent years in a Norwegian attic, believed to be painted by another artist. It is the first full-size canvas by the Dutch master discovered since 1928: http://usat.ly/1cYyWqj
(Photo by Peter Dejong)
Rooftop camping in New York: This makeshift camp in Brooklyn is a project of artist Thomas Stevenson titled “Bivouac New York.” You get to turn off your gadgets, drink out of tin mugs and check out the skyline. What could be better?
Photo by Andrew Burton, Getty Images. More images: http://usat.ly/15dquNW
So great: Major movements in philosophy, as minimalist geometric graphics.
A hallmark of journalism, to be sure. Love this.
Experimental shoes on display in German museum: http://usat.ly/Z62rNH
(Photos by Joern Haufe, Getty Images)
Photorealism of the Day
PB&J ½ (2012), an oil painting by Mary Ellen Johnson
Photorealism of the Day is a feature series showcasing notable paintings and illustrations that appear to be photographic.
I could look at this all day.
Can’t stop looking this: Matt Gone shows off his tattoos before the opening of the Expotattoo Venezuela 2013 in Caracas.
Photo by Juan Barreto, AFP/Getty Images. More: http://usat.ly/XBOHJx
A girl dressed as a goddess participates in the Yomari Puni Festival parade in Katmandu, Nepal.
More: Images from the day in pictures.
(Photo by Niranjan Shrestha, AP)
The Astro Photographers of the Year
Absolutely worth a look through.
