Jellyfish Lake
June 27, 2009 by rale
Filed under Featured, Places And Nature
Jellyfish Lake is a well-known dive site in the Pacific island of Palau. It is on Eil Malk, one of the Rock Islands, a series of small, rocky, uninhabited archipelagos off the coast of Koror. Jellyfish Lake, known to Palau’s natives as Ongeim’l Tketau, is one of over 70 similar saltwater lakes in the islands and contains over ten million jellyfish that have descended and evolved from a common ancestor, the spotted jellyfish. Jellyfish Lake is completely isolated, but in the distant past, it had an outlet to the ocean.
Hernan Churba Creatives
Hernan Churba is one of the best creators of Creative-Photos. Every photo have double meanings and looks really cool. Enjoy!!!
Off-Road Monster Trucks
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Alien VS Predator - Sculptures
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Comic Illustration By Mitch Breitweiser
From his riverside studio near downtown Little Rock, artist Mitch Breitweiser travels the world (and sometimes time and space itself) with his favorite childhood heroes through his art. His illustrations can be found in comic book stores and in the hands of the young (and the young at heart) throughout the world.
The Arkansas native is into his fourth year as an illustrator for Marvel Comics, for whom he has illustrated many pop culture icons including Captain America, The Fantastic Four, The Hulk and many others. His childhood dream of drawing comics became an obsession during adolescence. The obsession gave way to reality when after years of hard work, a move to New York City, and incessantly knocking on doors, Mitch was offered a small but coveted illustration job for Marvel Comics. The small job lead to a long term contract, and the artist’s star quickly began to rise.
Mitch’s gritty and realistic take on superheroes is part of a growing neoclassical illustration movement that is breathing new life into old heroes. Cinematic action scenes, lush backgrounds, and emotive characters are the hallmarks of Breitweiser’s work.
Mitch Breitweiser - Fanboy Video
photos via: MitchBreitweiser