from a traveler's perspective, most of the world is seen through an airplane window. patchy farmland and suburban spaces, often overlooked on the ground, are featured in illustrator/artist jim dharling's series "windows." each of his six paintings show the divide between the passenger and the open space below.
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
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from a traveler's perspective, most of the world is seen through an airplane window. patchy farmland and suburban spaces, often overlooked on the ground, are featured in illustrator/artist jim dharling's series "windows." each of his six paintings show the divide between the passenger and the open space below.
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this is pretty interesting.
ReplyDeleteO je t'aime!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love these! It makes me nervous to look out airplane windows, so having someone else show me the view is just perfect.
ReplyDeletethese are nice. seems like something that should have been done before, yet I've not seen it... I kind of love it.
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