These ‘complexity graphics’ by Tatiana Plakhova are absolutely stunning, I think you’ll agree. I love the bridge illustration above looks particularly fantastic; using a perfect combination of photography and illustration. Check out the rest…
This sculpture was made by Canadian artist, Janice Wright Cheney. It is titled WIDOW. She made two of these bears. One of them is in the largest of contemporary Canadian art show ever produced outside of Canada: MASS MoCA’s Oh, Canada. The bears were created using taxidermy forms. They are covered with velvet and roses which were hand-felted and dyed. WIDOW is one of several animal sculptures Wright Cheney has created during her career.
Wow! Check out these Ultra-Perspective (Tilt Shift) reworks of famous Van Gogh Paintings. Basically, certain areas of an image are bought into focus, whilst other parts are blurred (which gives the tilt-shift effect). My favourite is the painting image above, but check out the rest of the images below…
These ‘Sandwich Artist’ sandwiches were created by Brittany Powell. They were part of a project named ‘Low-Commitment’ with another creative, Tae Kitakata. My favourite is the Mondrian Sandwich near the end of the post. What’s yours? / Above: Hirst Sandwich
This alluring Ice Boat was created by Peter Callesen. This artwork is a small-scale dinghy in ice, which is made of 35 litres of water.
These ultra detailed sculpture works are made from Silicone, pigment, fiberglass, acrylic, Fabric and hair. They were sculpted by talented creatives Jackie K. Seo and Jamie Salmon of Avatar Sculptureworks, who’s work is shown in two sets below. Above: Old lady with a walking stick (by Jackie K. Seo).
