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One of my favourite bits of city art. I wouldn'T be surprised if someone had already posted her in GWIM at some point, but if so it was before my time...
The old school in Bagley Iowa. They built these building to survive. I dont know of any modern construction that would still be stantding in this shape.
©2008 Ragnhildur Adalsteinsdottir.
A Pentax camera at a really cool brick wall in Esquimalt, Victoria BC.
Brick Archaeology is a project to restore and resell discontinued Lego sets. Currently on ebay and coming soon to YouTube.
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This video is a sort of collab with a friend; I made the illustration and he made the graphic and video.
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The last standing brick building on the former Fort Ord.
I hope it escapes the wrecking ball. It would make a nice little coffee shop someday.
At a derelict car sales yard in Dennistoun.
Taken with Minolta MD Rokkor 50mm f1.4 lens on Panasonic G1.
A marquette of a large sculpture for Leeds city centre.
The artist, Anthony Gormley had the concept to have an iconic landmark sculpture of the human form.
The 30m high brick structure, would have had an entrance in the heel and a viewing platform in one eye.
The proposal was rejected by a conservative city counci in 1988.
Gormley went on to design several other large human form sculptures, including Angel of the North in Gateshead and Another Place on Merseyside.
City of Leeds Art Gallery