Remington Robinson’s paintings are beautiful, and they have a bit of a twist – they can fit in your pocket. Originally from Chagrin Falls, Ohio, Robinson moved to Boulder, Colorado, in 2004, following his passion for painting mountains. He saw someone else doing it, and gradually started painting smaller and smaller things until he just said, “why not?” and started doing these.
They are created by EFIX, who helps to “restore” the city by giving recognizable features to old buildings.
Retired paramedic Kees Veldboer, 60, came up with this idea while assisting a former sailor whose only wish was to sail a ship once more. Veldboern arranged for the stretcher-bound man to go sailing and so that was the beginning of Veldboer’s new humanitarian path — making wishes come true. A year later he founded the Stichting Ambulance Wens (Ambulance Wish Foundation) and has brought terminally ill people to weddings, museums, galleries, car shows, football matches and stables. He has already helped fulfill the dying wishes of more than 14,000 people.
Charlene works at Walmart North East in Maryland. She poses with various products for the store’s Facebook page, and it’s a much better version of celebrity endorsement!
Enrique Bernal adds a bit of post-production to his art, namely a digital glow feature of “Medibag Paint” app, which he uses to achieve perfect highlighting of his drawings.
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