Based on what I see in the work (photographs) of Nick Frank,I want to live in the Munich subway stations… Many of them have been designed by well-known German architects and they are stunning. It also helps that Frank is not too shy with photoshop, removing trash or the random person that enters the frame. (as seen in wired’s article by JAKOB SCHILLER, more photos here)
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Based on what I see in the work (photographs) of Nick Frank,I want to live in the Munich subway stations… Many of them have been designed by well-known German architects and they are stunning. It also helps that Frank is not too shy with photoshop, removing trash or the random person that enters the frame. (as seen in wired’s article by JAKOB SCHILLER, more photos here)
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Based on what I see in the work (photographs) of Nick Frank,I want to live in the Munich subway stations… Many of them have been designed by well-known German architects and they are stunning. It also helps that Frank is not too shy with photoshop, removing trash or the random person that enters the frame. (as seen in wired’s article by JAKOB SCHILLER, more photos here)
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Based on what I see in the work (photographs) of Nick Frank,
I want to live in the Munich subway stations…


Many of them have been designed by well-known German architects and they are stunning. It also helps that Frank is not too shy with photoshop, removing trash or the random person that enters the frame.

(as seen in wired’s article by JAKOB SCHILLER, more photos here)

volatiledesign: Gudrun Mertes-Frady. Oils/Metallic pigments on Canvas. I really like this artists work. I feel that even though these pieces date from different time periods and show qualities of their growth, their ability to work well as a series is great. The colors are interesting, quite weightless and the movement of the line-work is wonderful.
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volatiledesign: Gudrun Mertes-Frady. Oils/Metallic pigments on Canvas. I really like this artists work. I feel that even though these pieces date from different time periods and show qualities of their growth, their ability to work well as a series is great. The colors are interesting, quite weightless and the movement of the line-work is wonderful.
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volatiledesign: Gudrun Mertes-Frady. Oils/Metallic pigments on Canvas. I really like this artists work. I feel that even though these pieces date from different time periods and show qualities of their growth, their ability to work well as a series is great. The colors are interesting, quite weightless and the movement of the line-work is wonderful.
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volatiledesign: Gudrun Mertes-Frady. Oils/Metallic pigments on Canvas. I really like this artists work. I feel that even though these pieces date from different time periods and show qualities of their growth, their ability to work well as a series is great. The colors are interesting, quite weightless and the movement of the line-work is wonderful.
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Gudrun Mertes-Frady. Oils/Metallic pigments on Canvas.

I really like this artists work. I feel that even though these pieces date from different time periods and show qualities of their growth, their ability to work well as a series is great. The colors are interesting, quite weightless and the movement of the line-work is wonderful.

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