This X-Ray Photography was created by New Yorker, David Maisel. This set of work is entitled “History’s Shadow”, where Maisel re-photographs x-rays from museum archives that depict artifacts from antiquity. He then scans and digitally manipulates selected source material:
These unique paintings of houses were created by Amy Casey, who resides in Cleveland, Ohio USA. The ways in which the buildings are intertwined with sticks, stilts and web-like features is pretty fascinating:
These realistic paintings were produced by talented Janet Ternoff. She is a self-taught artist living and working in New York, who creates cityscapes in oil paints. The majority of her work are scenes from New York City:
This eerie photography selection is by English photographer, Michael Kenna, who currently resides in Washington, USA. I think his varied work is fantastic, and reminds me very much of the work ofJim Kazanjian. The gallery below shows a variety of his work, from images of Easter Island to statues in China. Enjoy…
Check out these interesting ‘chalk shadows’ by Michael Neff, who lives in New York City, USA. As can be seen in these images, Michael draws around the outlines of shadows to create a very unique effect. These photos were taken in Seattle and New York:
Inspiring and amazing camouflaged toad, fish, frog and owl photos for your inspiration…
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This stunning photography was taken by talented photographer, Richard Mosse. He takes images from across the globe including the former Yugoslavia, Iran and Pakistan. I think these works speak for themselves. Please take a look at a selected gallery of his work below. Above: 707 Damascus, Jan 2008.
This unique Toilet Roll Art was created by talented creative, Anastassia Elias. Her creative fields include publishing, painting and illustration. I think this work in particular is quite amazing, and I haven’t seen anything like it before. Have you?
This weird art gallery is a selection of work by talented creative, Peter Kogler.
Look at how varied and creative his sculpture work is, and the curious nature of his interactive displays. To see the rest of Peter’s work, please check out his site over at Kogler.net. My favourite piece is the image shown above. It would be a very strange experience walking thought there!
This stunning paper art by Jen Stark shows how colourful paper can be used to create pieces of sculpture.
My favourite is the image above, but the rest are great too…
