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Made with love, from Romania

Alina Vacariu is an actress and model. Among other work, she was Romania’s Model of the Year in 1998 (at age of 14), which later resulted in signing a contract with Elite Model Management. She has modeled bikinis and lingerie, such as The Finish.

source: wikipedia

So, Alina Vacariu in lingerie isn’t a bad thing. Actually, it’s pretty cool. She’s hot, and as I know two photos aren’t enough, go check the FB Revolution gallery for more. After the lingerie gallery, check out the bikini and the fashion galleries.

Bonus: Ariadne Artiles

Can you imagine yourself there, with such a landscape on the background, and such a beautiful woman posing for you…

less ice, more Florencia

Florencia Salvioni is a beautiful model from Argentina.I think the photo above is proof enough for you, but if it isn’t check out the gallery for more photos of her (she’s cute, sexy, and doesn’t mind showing some skin, even if it’s freezing).

Bonus: Shay Laren in lingerie.

Elisabetta Gregoraci, hot italian babe. More photos of her at the gallery

Bonus: legs, Jessica Alba

Check out Parkink, the portfolio site of graphic designer Aubo Lessi. Some great illustrations over there.

More cool links: 31Grand, M Karez, Photos & Visual Art by Christophe Gilbert

photo by Dave Barstow

Smoke is something quite magical. Check out the gallery of photos: smoke as art by Dave Barstow.

Bonus: Michal Karcz

more photos of Bree at the gallery

Don’t know much about her, just that she’s sexy and she’s a model, obviously. Her name is Bree Conden and she’s the latest “Guess” covergirl.

more Alessandra at the gallery

I’m pretty sure this hot brazilian model can really cause heart-attacks. How can she be so darn sexy? I won’t ask google, because I’m sure it’ll answer: 42.

Bonus: Eva Green - Max Magazine

seen at Stefan Hoenerloh’s site

Ghostly, nostalgic, creepy photo. At first I thought it was a photo, but it is a painting. And there’s more like this at Stefan Hoenerloh’s gallery.

And then there is emptiness. No humans, no animals Ð and you don’t see any plants either Ð inhabitate Hoenerloh’s houses. None you can see, at least. The buildings do not seem to be out of use, yet. There are, however faint, traces of their being used. And if it is the beholder who has to ignite his thoughts and emotions, then it is the beholder, too, who lives here. Or his or her friends and acquaintances or relatives he pays a visit to when entering Hoenerloh’s paintings with his eyes. At least it could be his or her acquaintances.

source: Eye-Tourists in the Unknown